I feel good today. This morning I was able to tackle the user security stuff that was driving me nuts in Zope. It seems my trouble had a lot to do with mozilla and opera caching too much information, so even when I restarted them the users weren’t working properly, so I’d change user attributes and it wasn’t reflecting it so I’d get frustrated. I ended up just telling mozilla not to cache anything and it’s working much better now. I’m happy. Progress yay!
The mood I was in yesterday was very funny. I can fairly accurately predict my “frustration points” in every project, but I can never do anything about them. I just have to relax and wait for them to pass so I can jump back onto the project with a fresh outlook.
I got my boots on tuesday. I haven’t really gone out except to take the trash out so I haven’t had a chance to wear outside yet, but just from trying them on they feel very comfy. They’ll get their first “outing” trial run tonight.
Yes, I’m actually going out tonight, for the philly chix meeting. Erin is good enough to give me a ride into the city (Myk can’t because he has plans after work with a friend of his). It should be a nice meeting, looks like at least five of us will show up, yay! So hopefully I can get rid of a few more of these books.
Want a wonderfully addictive and fun game to pass some time? Try frozen-bubble. There is a windows port and an OSX port, and of course several packages on the website for different linux distros (and it’s in debian’s apt, of course). The existance of this game came to my attention at the last Philly Chix meeting. Erin mentioned it and so I just HAD to install it the next day. But like often happens I was quickly distracted and didn’t actually start playing it until I got frustrated with Zope the other day and wanted something to turn my brain to mush for a while. It’s fun %)
It’s very windy out today. The power at Myk’s work went out for a while (and so our server was down too *eak*), and it’s gloomy out.
I spoke with my Aunt Elaine last night. Like I expected she’s not going to be able to make it up for thanksgiving, apparently she took a second job, so she’ll be working the day after thanksgiving, that leaves no time for a trip down here. It’s ok though, I am perfectly happy relaxing for thanksgiving, since early december is going to be very busy as we plan to move (no we didn’t find a house, we’re just moving somewhere less expensive). My aunt is doing ok, very busy, she’s working two part time jobs and going to school. She also has my cousin Chet to raise (hmm how old is he now? 10? 11? something like that…), he’s doing alright too. It was very nice to talk to her, I always feel happy after talking to my Aunt Elaine %)
Now back to work. *wanders off*


Oh, I ordered new boots last night. I HATE shopping for shoes more than most shopping (that’s saying a lot). I think it’s because I have big feet (size 10 1/2-11 womens), so they don’t always have good ones that fit me. But after the trip to DC where walking all day made my feet hurt a lot I realized that I needed shoes that weren’t sneakers, but were more comfortable than my boots. Michael now has two pairs of birkenstocks, and he said that they’ve been wonderful. They’re expensive, but I was willing to give them a chance. So we ordered a pair online last night from
Got home, had the fish for dinner, it was SO good! Played with Cargo, had some carrot cake, and then around 9 we headed off to the theater. The theater was not busy at all. There were maybe a dozen other people at that showing of Brother Bear, only one kid who was quiet the whole time. The movie was pretty typical of Disney’s animated movies, the animation was good, the story was a “coming of age story” which included the sad parts, and the happy parts and much to my delight, funny parts that were actually funny to an adult audience! Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas did the voices for the moose Rutt and Tuke, they did a sort of McKenzie Brothers routine for them, two bumbling Canadian brothers. It was delightful! I’d say the movie is worth seeing just to see the moose %)