Journalscape quit accessing me for a couple of days.

This time I shall accept their "temporary" password (which is going to call for another "hidden" card with it on it) and quit while I am ahead.

What good are passwords that have no meaning to the person using them?

And why did they suddenly quit accepting the password I'd been using for ages?

Let's see--today is Tuesday, and the computer guy isn't scheduled until Friday. If it's still working Wednesday evening I'll cancel him. (No doubt the computer will find some other way to aggravate me fifteen minutes after I cancel C.G.)

Tomorrow I have a dentist appointment. It's at 11:10 AM and is just routine. That means the teeth get polished up bright and shiny and I get caught up on everything in the hygienist's life.

At the rate I'm going this week--and the wetness forecasts--I don't think I'll get in to New Orleans till next week.

And then I shall get caught up on the inventories.

Last week I finally remembered to buy a paperback dictionary to keep by the computer. It's much easier to grab than the big hardback one I use for academic stuff.

You've already figured out that today has been another IUD. I expect tomorrow will be too.

(And the next day, and the day after that, etc. etc. and so forth.)