I'm still busy, as always. Stayed late today. Probably will stay late tomorrow, as well as trying to get in extra early. But its time for a post, regardless of whether I have any terribly coherent stream of thought.

First and foremost I'd like to thank all the kindness visited upon me by my friends. Thanks to my parents for all the kitchen accessories they got me. Thanks to my all my friends who showed up to celebrate my birthday. Thanks to Martha for making all those buttertarts and spending so much time with Angela and I. Thanks of course to my lovely girlfriend for getting me Mario Party 4, 7, and 8. I feel loved.   :-)

I got a new laptop. Yes, it's only been two years since I got my last one. I felt very left behind when I bought my Powerbook G4, only to see Apple switch to the much more powerful Intel Core 2 Duos mere months later. Plus, Future Shop was having a lovely deal on the current line of MacBooks, trying to make room for the very slightly improved newer models. And, lucky me, it came with a Mac OS X Leopard upgrade DVD. As for my old laptop, I have plans for it. You'll see...

I've come to the realization that talking about computers bores the hell out of a lot of you. Let's be honest, most of you just aren't very... well... enthusiastic about technology. Sure, a fair number of you are competent computer users, but that's not going to make you interested in how I tweaked my Postfix config files to fix that e-mail transport problem. That's why I've registered (the oh-so remarkably yet-unregistered domain name) IT-Blog.ca, to make a site documenting all the questions I asked as a technology enthusiast and IT Manager but had trouble getting the answers to. I'd tell you to stay tuned... but like you care.

That's all I've got time for right now. Ciao.