Wednesday, October 09, 2002
Ahhh shit oor "Back in the Saddle" |2:46 PM|
At some point, in the past 3 days, I know I sent a bizarre email to someone. I had just woken up from a nightmare, a really terrible, 6 hour IRL time (3 days in dream time) nightmare. I wrote someone some crazy email...but I can't find it!
It's not in the sent messages of any of my email accounts!
Who the FUCK did I send it to? And what the fuck did I say?

Back in the Saddle: Due to a coworker's vacation, and my manager's illness, I found myself running all over Round Rock today. I was fixing printers like old times, only to then bolt back to the office to close tickets, answer both phones, Reply to several emails, update the management, play God, then run back into the field. I swooped in to help a fellow tech in need, I ran into my old Ops manager from CompUSA, I fixed a couple of the dreaded SC1275's, and was generally a superhero. Toner stains, finger cuts, and fuser burns...eyuck. And all this before 11:40am.


Zusty had this link that after reading I was thinking that I should perhaps skip out on the idea of eating the thyroid gland of some animal. God knows what dumping fuckloads of unusual chemical signals and hormones into me would do. Nothing good, likely.

Additional:
I just started reading "Middlesex". It's by Jeffrey Eugenides, author of "The Virgin Suicides", and it is...shocking. I'm not comparing it to Lolita, but I am noticing something similar. The author has managed to make a repulsive subject (the second chapter, you'll know what I'm talking about) palatable in such a way that I give a damn about the characters. In Lolita, there'd be times where I completely forgot what a monster the main character was, and how twisted the plot of the book was. The same applies here, I see where it is going, I've seen for several miles off, and though I'm still repulsed by the whole concept, I am still reading.



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We need one created for the years, and then the months. The months are the /////tricky ones, since they need their ID to increase more than the years, but since the functions keep referencing ///// the same name system, we have to be careful not to make the years close up when we click on a month. ///Set some Variables $YearMenuID = 1; /////What ID the preceding year link controls. Needs to be same for all the months under a given year. $MonthMenuID= 1; ////What ID the preceding month link controls. Needs to be the same for all the weeks under a given ////Month but not the same as any year, etc. $LastYearUsed = 0; $LastMonthUsed = 0; echo '
'; /////That should be the "Year" div. All the years should be in this one DIV. ///Start the main loop. foreach ($myDateArray as $key => $value) { ////Pulling the year/date. $month = ExtractMonth($value); $year = ExtractYear($value); $YearMenuID = $year; $MonthMenuID = $month; $PrettyMonth = $MyDateArray[$month]; ////Is this a new year? If ($year != $LastYearUsed) ///Then we need to put the year down. No DIV created quite yet. { ///First off, we need to close the preceding year's DIV. Twice if it ain't 2001 if ($year != 2001) { echo '
'; } echo '
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'; //We Need to set the $YearMenuID $YearMenuID = $year; $MonthMenuID = $month; ///Now it should be different than other menu items, but the same for all parts of this //year's DIV. ///This all needs to be in HTML. print<<<_HTML1_

$year

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