The landlord at my place in SF has instituted a lease and come up with a list of new rules. Rule number one is the best one.
Just to be obnoxious, I affixed the list of rules to the back of the door. Click for the legible version.
August 30, 2009
June 10, 2009
Remind me to never, ever, ever fly American Airlines again.
May 19, 2009
With the Cub Scouts of Pack 264
Weathersfield, Vermont
March 30, 2009
Two weekends ago, I went skiing with the offspring. I followed O2 down with my camera. Here is part of our run. The curmudgeonly O1 makes a cameo, as well.
The video ends abruptly when my battery dies.
September 3, 2008
It took forever to get DSL in my Zeitgeist room. At times over the past year and a half, I have considered that my room may be electronically jinxed (for example, cell phones do not ring in my room) and that broadband access may just not be possible. I have tried numerous ways to get service; nothing worked. I finally made an appointment with some idiot telephone company to bring DSL into my room.
I won’t bore you with the complete blow-by-blow of the install process. Some highlights include;
- Telco showing up four days early for the install (I was at lunch with the boys in Hanover, NH, when they called to get into my SF place)
- Telco failing to show up or call during the four-hour window on the real, actual scheduled date
- Telco failing to show up of call during the four-hour window on the rescheduled date
- Approximately five hours of telephone time with thirty or so people in several departments to get things schedued, rescheduled, properly mailed, properly acknowledged
- Telco showing up two hours early for the second rescheduled appointment (I was at work; thankfully they were willing to wait ’til I could get home)
- The workmanship on the install was so-so
On the plus side, the tech, when he arrived, did get the circuit up and running.
So, now I have broadband. Now I’m waiting for the router to catch on file.