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Jul 26 2010

The Picture of Dignity (or: TMI?)

Viewing things through an ironic lens has become the best way to cope when my medical whatever-it-is-thingamabobber-that-still-hasn’t-gotten-resolved pops up. I’ve certainly been the picture of dignity lately. Highlights include having an ass cheek spasm for an hour or so last week (alarming, to say the least, but also so absurd that I had to laugh) and being paralyzed after lunch at work while badly needing to go to the bathroom (it waits for no bladder? Also, by the way, fellow coworkers, I know I haven’t mentioned this before, but don’t be alarmed…I have this thing…).

If my condition had a Twitter account, today it’d be filled with riveting details such as: Managed to migrate self from bed to bathroom. Success! [12pm] and Why am I getting hot flashes? Can’t possibly be close to menopause, but having it as another of many symptoms is just mean [5pm].

It’s just a shame sheer willpower isn’t an adequate fix. But I suppose if I can’t just feel better and be out getting things done, at least I have good material for a neglected blog and potential awkward moments to create with acquaintances who ask, “So how’re you doing?”

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Jul 11 2010

Pseudo updates, or ‘oh yeah, I remember this blog thing’

A rare moment of peace

Things I’ve been up to lately:

  • Adopting a kitten with Corey and adjusting our household to her feisty moods
  • Delving into design again at work (I was initially focusing only on UI implementation here) and learning to suck a bit less with/at jQuery/JavaScript
  • Researching musical keyboards so that I can finally hunker down, buy one, and hopefully create something halfway decent. Hopefully?

Things I hope to get to at some point, but just haven’t made a priority (aka ‘I know I’m lame, and what I would like to do about it’):

  • Actually keeping this site updated/making it not embarrassing for myself to look at or point people to
    • Good news: do plan at converting this into a tumblelog. Have yet to decide whether I want to create a Tumblr theme or delve into the functionalities of WordPress 3…

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Apr 22 2010

Today, Facebook removed its users’ ability to control who can see their own interests and personal information. Certain parts of users’ profiles, “including your current city, hometown, education and work, and likes and interests” will now be transformed into “connections,” meaning that they will be shared publicly. If you don’t want these parts of your profile to be made public, your only option is to delete them.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation, on some of Facebook’s latest changes

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Apr 18 2010

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