I’ve purposely stayed away from talking about this type of software, but the time has come. I highly recommend this software to all Window users. TuneUp Utilities. It will safely and thoroughly clean up your system and keep it in tip-top shape with one-click maintenance.
So, it would appear I gave the impression I’ve retired from JLog. And that would be mostly true right now. Between school and school it’s a busy life.
People have unsubscribed in droves, but there’s a few of us left.
Turning to today’s subject: Does anyone have a favorite notes program? All purpose note-taker, note-organizer thingamabob? I tried for the fourth time to upgrade to EverNote 3 and I still can’t get my mind around it. I don’t know what they’re imagining over there for the future but the way the recent past has been going it’s not looking good.
Has it really been only 8 days since I was here? It feels like years. I guess it was that big good-bye speech.
Well, things are going along pretty well at the college. The students are a serious bunch but they’re being trained to be that way. Upright and dignified and stand-offish. This is the college that comes after regular college, a finishing school for professionalism. I’ve decided it’s my responsibility to be the wildcard & loose cannon in the building. But only because it comes naturally.
The other thing I did this week was sign up for a year-long course online. I guess it’s all that school-energy going around. Me too, me too, I wanna go to school. So if I’m not working at the school, I’m going to school and working. I can’t tell you what it’s about because then I’d have to break my code of near-total obscurity about who I am and where I live and what I do, and whether I’m married and if I have kids and all those questions that people really care about.
So, that’s it, my treasured friends. It’s past my bedtime. Take care, drop me a comment if you feel like. I still give your email priority status if I can.
This was not in my life plans. Not much, so far, has been. My plan when I was a kid was to live in the woods with a dog and a horse. Just me and the dog and the horse. I’ve gotten to do some of that, but not most of my life. Most of my life has been a shock of some kind. On a good day, I’d call it surprising. But mostly I’d call it shocking.
