I’ll bet you thought I wasn’t gonna post today, didn’t you?  I’ll tell you something.. I didn’t think I was going to post today, either.  I am literally dragging.  It was my fault; I totally cursed myself last night as we fell asleep last night and I muttered, “I think that baby is finally back on schedule.”

HA. HA. HA.

4:30 this morning, guess who was up and raring to go?  THAT DAMN BABY.

This week has just been exhausting, and the last two days of workshopping have been incredibly draining.  It’s such an intense course crammed into 16 hours, and I feel like I’ve had a 150 slide presentation shoved into my earhole.

Because I’m pretty much braindead at this point, I went looking for a meme to fill out so I didn’t have to think much.  I’m all about a meme.  I think you learn a lot about a person through randomly selected questions and answers.

This meme is called the Thursday Threesome.  I chose it for obvious reasons, but was sorely disappointed when the questions did not involve “who grabs what and when?”.
::Just checking in:: 

Onesome: Just– the Cell Phone? …and no land line? How does it pencil out for you: do you need to have both a cell phone and a home phone in your life? How about down the road? Do you see yourself disconnecting from the hard-wired connection?  We only have cell phones.  When we first moved in together, ’bout a bazillion years ago, we had only cell phones but decided to get a land-line to ease BioMom’s mind.  Then, when she stopped making HER house available by landline, we tossed ours as well.  Which kinda makes me sad; it was nice to have a “bogus” number to give to telemarketers, online surveys, and the like.

Twosome: Checking– accounts, a thing of the past or something that will be around for a while? I’m wondering how much we’re coming around to debit cards and online payments…  We have a checking account, but we very rarely write physical checks.  We’re big with online bill pay.. mostly because we suck at balancing the check book.

Threesome: In– the same vein: how about the net itself? If you’re on it for basic communications then what happens when your handheld device becomes your email/chat/and voice communication system? Do you bail from the hardwired home links when wifi becomes just a little more ubiquitous? …and before you answer, check in with any teen you see walking down the street with their head in the Net!  I don’t understand this question.  Like, at all.  So, um, what do I think about the net?  I know that only dot.com’ers call it that anymore.  If you’re hip, you call it the internetz.  I also know that, since acquiring the iPhone, I CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT BEING CONNECTED.  Bryan and I will lay in bed and both fiddle with our iPhones.  Which sounds dirty like it belongs in the Thursday threesome, but is just as disappointing as the questions listed here.

A REAL POST FOLLOWS TOMORROW!!