Two years ago today I lost one of my best friends to a motorcycle accident.
I still miss you, B. And with everything that’s been going on lately, I really wish you were still around. You were my most sympathetic ear and one of the kindest souls I’ve ever known.
I have a feeling that I’m not going to be very pleasant to be around today.
Do tell me that the Macintosh version of the OPML editor you’re showing off on your site is a very early beta. Because honestly, it could use a bit of polish on the UI.
And by a bit, I mean a lot.
Yours truly,
Jason
“This is a prosperous time of life for you.”
Sometimes fortune cookies make mediocre Chinese food worthwhile.
+ Ooooh, Termite looks like it’s going to be a pretty sweet open source feed reader.
+ The fact that there’s an honest to goodness Serenity Role Playing Game makes me happy. It’s almost enough to make me want to break out my box o’ dice.
+ I can’t think of anything less punk than a weather forecast button set. But for some reason, I still want it.
+ Enablr might actually help me get a thank you note out to my grandparents this Christmas. I need to add a reminder in Backpack so I don’t forget though…
Thanks for sending me that really nifty Platinum card with the modestly hefty limit and the decent APR. That was really nice of you.
But why do you have to make it so hard to do a balance transfer between my old Capial One card and my new one? Is it really necessary for me to write a check from you to you? Why can’t I call you or go online and get something like that taken care of?
And why in god’s name can’t I attach more than one card to my online account? Is it really necessary for me to have a separate account for each card? Wasn’t the internet supposed to make shit like managing one’s finances easy?
I keep running into walls where I’m expecting doors and it’s getting a bit frustrating. Maybe you should spend less of my APR on David Spade not being funny and more of it on improving your customer experience. A little would go a long way.
Thanks for your time,
Jason
I always feel a bit sad when the seasons start making the days shorter. Even tho the number of hours in a day never really change, I feel as if I’m dependent on how much daylight I have to burn.
On the flip side of the coin, I do adore hoodie season. So while I lose one thing, I gain another… Isn’t that how life is supposed to work?
