March 2006

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March 6th (Monday)

Lost in journalism

:: 23:06 :: Thoughts, Work ::

Is this what writing a master’s thesis feels like? (…)

March 12th (Sunday)

Just cruisin’

:: 13:35 :: Computer & Gadgets, Miscellany ::

Yesterday morning (alarm went off at 7:40 — on a Saturday!) I hopped on the train and travelled to my aunt (+ family) near Hämeenlinna

(Map from Wikipedia is in public domain.)
They had bought a new laptop, printer/scanner, and ADSL connection a few weeks ago and needed me to hook it all up. (…)

March 14th (Tuesday)

Infinite loop waiting to happen

:: 22:42 :: (Odd) people, Work ::

One of our (sub)vendors at work has an email template that they all seem to use. (…)

March 16th (Thursday)

No more days like this, please

:: 22:41 :: Work ::

Mum says I’m an addict. No, it’s not that, not really.
When you gotta work, you gotta work. At least where I work. (…)

March 17th (Friday)

Grammar terrorists

:: 18:44 :: Language ::

At Jafer’s there’ve been discussions on grammar and grasp of language (and lack there of). I’m so glad someone else is similarly enthusiastic about these things. (…)

March 19th (Sunday)

Inspired

:: 23:09 :: Site ::

Finally last night I started re-doing my X-Files site — literally ‘night’ because I couldn’t stop before 3 am. The current layout is horrible, cluttered, and framed. (…)

March 25th (Saturday)

Everybody loves spring, right?

:: 18:28 :: Smile of the Day ::

[Ctrl-Alt-Del]
My thoughts exactly.

March 26th (Sunday)

Jen’s a dunce

:: 17:16 :: TV ::

I watch the Bachelor(ette), I’m not too embarrassed to admit it. Ryan is my all-time favourite and Jen let him go!? (…)

March 27th (Monday)

Luck in King-size chunks

:: 22:59 :: Books ::

Today I met up with a friend for coffee and because we were in a bookstore I wanted to pop by the shelves with books by a certain author… There was nothing new in the paperbacks but when I went to the hardcover section I found an Illustrated Edition of ‘Salem’s Lot! (…)