While You Were Sleeping

October 17, 2006

I am in the midst of a major site overhaul.

I admit, this is something previously I proved highly incompetent at.

But in the spirit of my 100 days - I decided to read a frigging manual and figure this out. I've got on my asbestos underoos and I've signed all the indemnity waivers....

Hope it turns out all right.

When I am done, I am going to mirror this to a Non-MuNu web home. I've had some email about how MuNu can have irritable bowel from time to time and be completely holed up, unreachable.

In the meantime, I beg patience. And feedback.

Please let me know what you think....

Thank you.

Mind the Dust

January 26, 2006

Well, the good news is that at least the site is readable.

The bad news is that it looks like something that was shat out of a goose. And, oh yeah, only the main page is working so don't like, click anything.

Anyone know a good blog designer that works fast?

Zazzle & Citgo

December 21, 2005

OK. So we got a card in the mail from a family member on it the other day, and guess who was on the stamp? My beloved uncle, who passed away last May.

Now, Uncle Mike was WAY loved - but I had no idea he'd reached Elvis-like status. Turns out, that Zazzle, an online photo-stuff company, will allow you to make your own postage stamps - and they're legal!! (You probably know that I am recovering from a Shutterfly addiction - so this news ain't good for me!)

Also? Citgo Gas (which is run by the Venezualan Government) has made a deal to assist the people of New England with low-cost oil this winter and a lot of people are recommending that Americans support that decision with their wallets - by switching to Citgo. I know I will when possible.

A caveat - Venezuala President Chavez is doing this act of kindness partially to push a modern socialist agenda, as a counterpoint to President Bush and the American Government pushing a capitalist agenda around the world. If you're a staunch Republican, you may want to wear a disguise while pumping your gas. :) Me? I'm all about the warm being brought to folks who can't afford it.