What could be more fun than taking my son to the park? Not much. It's really great watchin him learn new skills, like climbing stairs, climbing downihll slides, eating leaves, and using a spoon. Awesome.

Another daddy/son day. Denise is workin, so I get te boy all to myself. We started te day by playing wit blocks, taking a nap, mowing te lawn(Mike slept through this one), and now having lunch at Taco Bell. Can't wait to see what the rest of the day will bring.

There's not much better than working on a Sunday morning from Orlando, solving server problems while sipping from a great cup of black tea. The pages started yesterday evening, but I was blissfully ignorant of them until I started frying eggs this morning. Once I got the page, I jumped into my bat mobile, and started calling my Tampa backup, Eric and Bart. Neither was available, so I started looking for local internet access. Who comes to my rescue but a local coffee/tea shop, just down the road. I pack my laptop in my backpack, and drive down the road.

Once here, i order up a pot of black tea, and some internet access. $5/hr for the privilege of supping some of the best tea going, and answering my email. Oh yes, and restarting one of our downed servers. I couldn't actually get to the server, since whatever crashed it left the console unavailable. I'll have to power cycle it when I get back to the office. I was able to save the application however, and all from the comfort of a garden gazebo, with finches chirping in the background, some reggae music playing, and my pot of hot, black tea and a side of milk and sweetener.

I really need to see about telecommuting more often.

The New York invasion continues. Denises aunt Sharon arrives today, and her uncle Eddie leaves after a week at Disney.

I've been feeling rather lazy lately, which is surprising considering how much I am actually doing, both at work and at home. Maybe updating my log is a casuality of all this activity.

Update : I finally gave in and signed up for Netflix lats month, and have since watched over 20 DVD's, mostly TV series like Sex in the City and the Three Stooges.

Incidentally - we've had our account for all of two weeks, and there are already 125 DVDs in our queue. I like the part where it says "Most customers add 6-10 movies to their Rental Queue during their first visit." We've watched so many movies to date that we've accelerated our account to allow for 5 outstanding movies, up from three. I don't know that I'll ever actually get to watch all 125 movies, but it's nice to know that I could watch them all, in theory.