Oh, it’s a Monday

Monday’s here.  What does that mean?  Sit down, drink a bunch of coffee.  Let me tell you about my day.

On the Plate: 10/17

So, what’s on the plate for today?

• Seeing Where the Wild Things Are with my mom
• Honors thesis, TC project, look for sources for a Music essay.
• Veggie out

Today and Yesterday: 10/14 and 10/13

Again, nothing exciting.

Today and Yesterday 10/13 and 10/12

This post will really be just about today, as yesterday really wasn’t that interesting.

Today really wasn’t that interesting either.  I spent 4 hours at a Chrystler dealership.  I came in with a car with a burned out license plate bulb and an oil change – came out with new bulb, new oil and what not.

Had Italian food for dinner.  Worked out.  I need to shower.

Today and Yesterday: 10/12 and 10/11

Happy Columbus Day, the only holiday that I know where we celebrate the eventual genocide of an entire race!

I kid, and I hope you know I’m kidding, but since Columbus Day is sort of an excuse to give federal workers a break, I’m happy to keep its existence.

Today and Yesterday: 10/11 – 10/10

Well, it’s finally Sunday, and this is where my Fall break turns to a return to Fall normalcy in work and programming.  Not excited for it, but here’s what I did yesterday:

Today and Yesterday: 10/10 – 10/09

Good morning.  Here is what happened yesterday in my universe.

Today and Yesterday: 10/8 and 10/9

So, what happened yesterday?  Well, let me tell you!  Not a lot. 

• Had a turkey pastrami sandwich for lunch.  I love it.
• I realized that I missed going out dancing and just making a general fool out of myself in a public setting.  I’m tempted to go tonight, unless anyone has better plans. 
• Researched NUnit, which is a unit testing framework for the .NET languages.  Looks like just the ticket I’m looking for.  Even better they have a GUI that has some nice graphics.  I’m impressed.

Today and Yesterday: 10/7 and 10/8

And now, here’s what I did yesterday:
First, I went to work, where I worked on a newsletter template.  We quickly realized that GMail treated both embedded (where you have a style sheet in the HTML file) and inline (where you have each tag have a specific style) CSS the same, so that wasn’t exciting at all.  GMail still mangles things, and I plan on seeing if there is an easier thing I can do.