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Monday ramble
Apr. 27th, 2009 04:30 pm1. Today is the first day I am wearing a loafer on my fractured foot. YAY.
2. At least I brought a fractured foot back from Mexico, not the swine flu :)
3. After trying to jump from page to page on Facebook (fece book), with 3 different web browsers at home, and the one at work, I still find that it is slow. But I can tolerate it.
4. I am not crazy about Facebook, but seeing that the idea of being in touch with all at once, the "6 degrees of separation" thing. I guess it's OK
5. I just don't care for one liner posts. I need more meaty stuff. But that's OK. I was not fond of LJ at first. Then got hooked, and posted frantically (sense and nonsense stuff of course!).
6. I was cruising the internet on SF housing last night. In the Mission Bary area off Berry St.
7. If anyone is interested in any first time buyer programs that SF has to offer check this out
http://www.homebricks.com/Missionwalk
8. I think that once the economy improves, the residential/commercial market will start booming again, and this area will be one of the first area's that soars.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Bay%2C_San_Francisco%2C_California
2. At least I brought a fractured foot back from Mexico, not the swine flu :)
3. After trying to jump from page to page on Facebook (fece book), with 3 different web browsers at home, and the one at work, I still find that it is slow. But I can tolerate it.
4. I am not crazy about Facebook, but seeing that the idea of being in touch with all at once, the "6 degrees of separation" thing. I guess it's OK
5. I just don't care for one liner posts. I need more meaty stuff. But that's OK. I was not fond of LJ at first. Then got hooked, and posted frantically (sense and nonsense stuff of course!).
6. I was cruising the internet on SF housing last night. In the Mission Bary area off Berry St.
7. If anyone is interested in any first time buyer programs that SF has to offer check this out
http://www.homebricks.com/Missionwalk
8. I think that once the economy improves, the residential/commercial market will start booming again, and this area will be one of the first area's that soars.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Bay%2C_San_Francisco%2C_California
