A few things to say:

I’m glad to see lots of people posting comments. If you are wondering what the magic rules are governing whether or not you can leave/edit comments, here they are:

1. You can add comments to any post that is less than one week old.

2. You have one hour to edit your comments.  The feature is there so that you can fix a typo, not so that you can change history.

3. In order to edit a comment, you must be in the same browser session. In other words, if you close the window you’ve lost the ability to edit.

4. You may leave the name field blank, but if you do so you will be labeled “Anonymous coward” in long-standing internet tradition.

5. Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

If you’re having trouble making comments, there’s now a link (you really can’t miss it) to go to the javascript-free version of the site, which should work fine with any browser made since 1994. This includes Internet Explorer for Pocket PC (the reason that I implemented the feature to begin with). Does anyone else ever browse my site--or any site for that matter--from a PDA/cell phone?  If so my site should be about as accessible as they come.

As far as my life is concerned, I have no complaints. Today (well, technically yesterday, since it’s after midnight now) was my birthday. Stephanie and I went out to Tsunami’s (a Japanese Steakhouse) for dinner. Probably my favorite type of food. Although I think Kanki in Raleigh is my favorite. We went sorta late and ended up being the only people at our table, which was a little bit awkward, but we ended up getting way more rice than usual. Which I don’t really have a problem with. Well this story isn’t really going anywhere and I have to be at work in about six hours so I’m going to bed.

All I really wanted was a Happy Bird Day card from my boss