You can find me here.
I'll leave this up so I can check on my Vox buddies... and make comments, etc.
I'm going to need an intervention shorty... more so for the Utz potato chips (fried in LARD, no less) than for the beer... even though I'm now totally addicted to Miller Chill, too.
And speaking of bad things and beer, Sam Adams recalls its beer. Seems that I switched over to cheap beer just in time.
And finally, a [this is good]. But first, I must make you all play that same stupid game I always make you play: The one called: Which one of these statements is true:
A. Teresa has a new job
OR
B. Teresa has a new boyfriend
OR
C. Teresa has a beer belly just in time for her new job and/or to show her new boyfriend
This also comes in green!
Guess which one is in my hand right now!
Syncing heaven...
You all know that if there's something new on the Interweb, Teresa has to try it or get in on the beta or beg people for invites...
I am so loving SugarSync right now. How cool is it to be able to leave the laptop at home? How many times have I dug around in the bottom of my purse for that thumbdrive that isn't there? Only to find a file, make a change at work and forget to update at home.
Need to make a change to a document? Access your files from where ever you are (work/web/blackberry), make the change, the syncing begins instantly, come home, fire up the laptop, boom! - the change is already there.
I can't wait to see how this works with my website. Must read up on the documentation to make sure I understand it first. But for Word and Excel files, photos, music... so easy, so fast.
Lord, how great this service would have been when I had my traveling archivist gig. That Maxtor drive and I were joined at the hip.
Share the song that most makes you think of "disco."
I don't know why I've never tried to build a blog in MT before. I have had several TypePad blogs, designed a blog in TypePad, currently have two blogs with Vox, and had a brief dalliance with Blogger a long, long time ago...
OK, I realize that it's not quite the same thing...
But, if I have to make an excuse as to why I have never attempted MT before, it has to be the fact that I have been intimidated... all that "code" and "extracting of files"... (a shiver just ran down my spine)
Now I'm armed with MT on a disk and detailed instructions complete with screen captures... and it's not like I don't know anyone who works for Six Apart... (which could make this potentually embarrasing for me if I screw it all up royally and have to beg for help...) Hey guys, you've got my back, right? Right?
I've tried just about everything else to get my career out of the toilet, thought I'd give LinkedIn a go.
Do any of my neighbors belong? Can you tell me about your experiences? It looks like a lot of executives use it; is that its target audience?
Here is my profile page: Teresa A little skimpy, but I'm working on it.
1. I am supposed to be showered, dressed, and on my way out of the door to head for Richmond, Virginia.
2. Instead, I have been sitting in my nightgown with my hair sticking straight up, in front of the laptop, paying bills, catching up with my Vox buddies, buying Moo cards, and looking at photos on Flicker.
3. Once I get to Richmond, I am going to help my aunt set up her wireless and new computer system... and, if my nerves are not fried by then, teach her how to use her email account.
4. Since I installed my father's wireless word has obviously gotten around within the family that I am some sort of computer genius.
5. I am not a computer genius.... nor tech support.
