Judebert.com

Two people have told me that my site is having problems -- one through the Serendipity forums, and one through email. Of course, if two people actually took the time to tell me, I have to wonder how many are just leaving without saying anything!

The odd thing is that I check the site multiple times daily, from two different locations. I haven't had any trouble at all.

The other odd thing is that I replied to the email, but it bounced back! Could be a scam, I suppose... but just in case: Sylvia, I'm not ignoring you. Your server rejected my reply because it didn't recognize your email.

One reason I've been too busy to post is that I went to Miami for my niece-in-law's wedding. (I wish I could have posted all this on 2008-03-15, but I just flopped into bed after I got back to the hotel.)

I have never seen a happier couple!

I've been doing some Serendipity development with this one guy (I won't mention his name unless he tells me to). I think his ideas have been advancing Serendipity by giant leaps. He was so happy with my help that he donated to my Serendipity Development.

Twice.

I tried to give it back, but he just wouldn't let me. I was going to re-donate it to other developers I thought worthy, but he made it quite clear that he was compensating me for the time I spent away from my family, and I should use the money for family time.

Today I took the family to see Horton Hears a Who. Great kid's flick. Thanks, semi-anonymous donor!

Thanks to everyone who has expressed their good wishes for Kayla's recovery. It's amazing how quickly kids heal; she'll probably have a walking cast in a week or so.

I'm still swamped, but I thought I'd write a little something to let you know I'm not completely ignoring you. More Serendipity, Electric Vehicle, and other stuff in a week or two, I'm sure.

Like a fish to water

Kayla broke her leg today. Yesterday. Oh, I'm so sleep deprived I can't keep the days straight.

Yesterday Eri and I celebrated our 18th anniversary. Very low-key, just being married and enjoying its benefits (especially children). We went to visit my sister, and brought Kayla's bike and protective gear so she could practice in Beki's gigantic yard and cul-de-sac.

I spent some time making sure she hadn't forgotten everything. We did a few runs, then she came inside for water. I stayed inside to eat a cookie. Next thing I know, I'm taking her to the hospital.