Done and done
Sep. 20th, 2012 10:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
susandennisAmira and her daughter showed up early this morning to clean. I had not even brushed my teeth yet. The up side is that now they are done and gone at about the time that I would be getting stressed because they were so late and were they going to show at all, etc. So all's good and the house is clean.
And while they were here, I put the final touches on my website consolidation. Now all I need to do is swap the domain names. Fortunately, I realized that once I changed the DNS switch on my current one, I would no longer have access to the cpanel or my files. The old IP of the host no longer works. So I sent a note off to the hosting company to get a plan for that one. Once I get that then it's just a matter of two teaks and I'm done.
A bunch of images in old old LJ pages will break and this will be either a giant PIA job or just sad cause there are broken images on the page Probably I'm going with the latter unless I get really inspired and bored on the same day.
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machupicchuis getting us some show tickets online this morning but if, for whatever reason, that plan fails, I will need to slap on my sandals and hustle my ass uptown to the ticket window. So I'm at the ready just in case.
I ordered one of the wifi Paperwhite Kindles. It won't ship until October 1 so I have time to talk myself out of it and I might. But there are an increasing number of library books that are not available on the Kindle app but need a real Kindle. And the size is so good. I flip flop about it 2 or 3 times a day.
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I get these ugly ugly blood blisters on my hands and forearms whenever I bump into something. They do not hurt at all. They just look horrible. I bitched about them to my doctor a while back and he said they were probably caused by the aspirin a day I was taking and the aspirin a day was too valuable to abandon for vanity. At the time I thought he was just making a guess and/or blowing smoke up my skirt but...
Before cataract surgery, you have to stop taking aspirin for 10 days. Last time I didn't even really think about it and didn't really notice it but this time, wow. My arms are nearly normal looking. I have a few of the red uglies healing but I haven't had a new one in days. Maybe that adorable doctor is not just a cute face after all!
I'm guessing that I'll be all healed and ready for short sleeved tops by next week when it turns cold and I have to start taking aspirin again.
And while they were here, I put the final touches on my website consolidation. Now all I need to do is swap the domain names. Fortunately, I realized that once I changed the DNS switch on my current one, I would no longer have access to the cpanel or my files. The old IP of the host no longer works. So I sent a note off to the hosting company to get a plan for that one. Once I get that then it's just a matter of two teaks and I'm done.
A bunch of images in old old LJ pages will break and this will be either a giant PIA job or just sad cause there are broken images on the page Probably I'm going with the latter unless I get really inspired and bored on the same day.
machupicchuis getting us some show tickets online this morning but if, for whatever reason, that plan fails, I will need to slap on my sandals and hustle my ass uptown to the ticket window. So I'm at the ready just in case.I ordered one of the wifi Paperwhite Kindles. It won't ship until October 1 so I have time to talk myself out of it and I might. But there are an increasing number of library books that are not available on the Kindle app but need a real Kindle. And the size is so good. I flip flop about it 2 or 3 times a day.
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I get these ugly ugly blood blisters on my hands and forearms whenever I bump into something. They do not hurt at all. They just look horrible. I bitched about them to my doctor a while back and he said they were probably caused by the aspirin a day I was taking and the aspirin a day was too valuable to abandon for vanity. At the time I thought he was just making a guess and/or blowing smoke up my skirt but...
Before cataract surgery, you have to stop taking aspirin for 10 days. Last time I didn't even really think about it and didn't really notice it but this time, wow. My arms are nearly normal looking. I have a few of the red uglies healing but I haven't had a new one in days. Maybe that adorable doctor is not just a cute face after all!
I'm guessing that I'll be all healed and ready for short sleeved tops by next week when it turns cold and I have to start taking aspirin again.