Errors
So.
On Saturday I told you about my techie blog online/offline situation. [Man, I rock the descriptives!]
I googled extensively, did some behind-the-scenes mambo-jambo, and poof! the words reappear. Cue me prematurely patting myself on the back for not being as tech stupid as I thought.
Ahem.
Turns out I am, in fact, as tech stupid as I had previously thought.
As you may have noticed, although the words are now visible, no other pages can say the same thing.
They are…not. Not visible. Not existing. Not anything.
So today and for the forseeable future, my blog has gone silent. No reading individual posts, no leaving comments, no, um, well… Not much of anything.
But NaBloPoMo, I soldier on. You are way too much of a pain in the butt for me to give up when I’m more than halfway through.
This whole ordeal has caused me to reflect, once again, on how I married the wrong man.
A computer man would really be so much more useful.
I’ve added that to my list. I have one, you know.
Oh stop judging. Like you’ve never thought anything similar.
My list also includes things like ‘should have married a man who isn’t afraid of bugs’ or ‘who doesn’t make me dispose of all dead animals found on property’ or ‘wouldn’t make his pregnant wife go up on an extension ladder to hang Christmas lights by herself’.
Not even joking about those things.
The list just continues to grow, people.
It also includes ‘should have married the ex-boyfriend with the $500k salary’ and ‘should have said yes instead of laughing when the younger guy asked me out, since he turned out to be a pro football player.’
I don’t know why I even bothered to link you to that post since it won’t open.
Which would not be the case if I had only married a computer whiz.
<sigh>
Full. Circle.
And PS, for those of you with no sense of humor – Of course I am joking about this list.
Because my actual list is much longer and contains far more serious points than ‘Should have married someone who understands hockey’ or ‘someone who replaces the trash bag when he takes out the garbage’ or ‘someone who can spell.’
The real list focuses more on important things, like ‘I cannot believe that I married a Bears fan’
<sigh>
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