If it feels like I’ve dropped off the planet, it’s because I have, sort of.
Since Thursday, I’ve been moving house. The good news is that I’m all settled in
our new home, clean shaven now that the missing toiletries have been found, plus
my office is assembled once again. My
multimonitor setup looks
sweet in its new surroundings. What’s not so sweet is that my broadband
connection which was working when we arrived has died. The fine folks at British
Telecom are looking into the matter and assure me that in two days or less,
they’ll get it resolved. Lighting fast service! Geez. Life at 33K is not fun. In
the meantime, Barry and Jen are holding the blogging fort, and I’m hoping to be
back to normal by Wednesday or sooner.
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