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- Fri, 02:59: RT @janesports: "This is a call from the New England Patriots correctional facility." Serial Part II.
Jan. 23rd, 2015
My brother has Dropcam webcams in his PC repair shop in Texas - 2 in the work room and 1 with a view of the driveway. These cams have audio so you can both see and hear what's happening. It's the background to my day every day. I love listening to the chatter, the techs talking to each other and to customers.
On Monday night this week, their firewall software got an upgrade and fucked up the wifi and, so also the Dropcams which went dead silent. They do have one webcam that is not a Dropcam - it's pointed to the retail part of the shop - it was unaffected but it has no sound. While they worked on a variety of different ways to fix the issue, my world was silent. No chatter.
This morning on the way back from the pool, I got a text that the webcams were back up. YEAH!!! It's been a long and silent and a little lonely week.
http://dropc.am/p/friendly_pro
http://dropc.am/p/back
http://dropc.am/p/outside
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Nivea has a new body wash with cream for dry skin. My skin itches from September until July. I've tried all manner of fixes and none are really that satisfactory. This Nivea has a most unpleasant smell. I'm not wild about the smell of Nivea lotion but this is worse. And it doesn't lather up. But, I've used it for two days now and it really does seem to make my skin feel soft and less brittlely itchy. So maybe it's a keeper.
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I really want to see Jennifer Anniston's new movie Cake. I seriously considering going to see it this afternoon. It's not showing in a convenient theater at a time that works well for me but I might go anyway.
On Monday night this week, their firewall software got an upgrade and fucked up the wifi and, so also the Dropcams which went dead silent. They do have one webcam that is not a Dropcam - it's pointed to the retail part of the shop - it was unaffected but it has no sound. While they worked on a variety of different ways to fix the issue, my world was silent. No chatter.
This morning on the way back from the pool, I got a text that the webcams were back up. YEAH!!! It's been a long and silent and a little lonely week.
http://dropc.am/p/friendly_pro
http://dropc.am/p/back
http://dropc.am/p/outside
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Nivea has a new body wash with cream for dry skin. My skin itches from September until July. I've tried all manner of fixes and none are really that satisfactory. This Nivea has a most unpleasant smell. I'm not wild about the smell of Nivea lotion but this is worse. And it doesn't lather up. But, I've used it for two days now and it really does seem to make my skin feel soft and less brittlely itchy. So maybe it's a keeper.
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I really want to see Jennifer Anniston's new movie Cake. I seriously considering going to see it this afternoon. It's not showing in a convenient theater at a time that works well for me but I might go anyway.
I really don't watch a lot of movies and I rarely go to an actual movie theater. Today I went to a suburban multiplex of about, oh I don't know, 20 or 30 theaters. That may be an exaggeration but the movie was one elevator and 3 escalators from the car plus some walking. The actual theater was pretty small but the screen was HUGE. It was nearly scary big.
I saw Cake and it was well worth hauling my ass to the theater for. I was really sucked in from the first frame to the last and beyond. Jennifer Anniston dissolved into the main character who lives with chronic physical and emotional pain from a car wreck. The way she held her body was as important to the movie as any of the words or scenery. And, when it was over, I moved carefully out of the theater so as not to exacerbate her pain. It was wild.
I fell into the 5 Guys burger place next to the ticket window and soothed my movie troubled soul with a cheeseburger. D. Licious.
And then made it very slowly home in the beginnings of rush hour traffic.
I saw Cake and it was well worth hauling my ass to the theater for. I was really sucked in from the first frame to the last and beyond. Jennifer Anniston dissolved into the main character who lives with chronic physical and emotional pain from a car wreck. The way she held her body was as important to the movie as any of the words or scenery. And, when it was over, I moved carefully out of the theater so as not to exacerbate her pain. It was wild.
I fell into the 5 Guys burger place next to the ticket window and soothed my movie troubled soul with a cheeseburger. D. Licious.
And then made it very slowly home in the beginnings of rush hour traffic.
