I can't view that screen from work.

Am hurt.

On the upside, work's getting done.

On the downside, I have to go clothes shopping at lunch, because I'm getting too big. Bought my first large dress last week. I don't like the shopping, and I did all this six months ago.

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CNN's update on Thailand. It looks like "Everyone loves the king, the rebels hate the prime minister, the prime minister says I'm still in control, a lot of the leaders are in New York for a UN meeting." Martial law in Thailand. Poor Fay, in Cairo there were only occasional bombs.

happy birthday Lori

happy anniversary to P and P

vibeing hard for fay's safety

I can't view that screen from work.

I had to play with it for a while before I could see it. Some active x control was needed or something. One you get it to work, it's sort of cool. You can make a pick for this week and there is a giveaway--ipods.

I need to shop for jeans. The three pair I bought before I had kids are woefully inadequate. Whate I really want are some nice, heavy duty, drawsting cargo pants. That aren't too costly.

sits in the corner with Cash and her pants

Happy Birthday, Lori! And Happy Anniversary, Plei & Mr. Plei!

Flying Virgin anytime soon? Apple and Dell laptops will have to have the batteries removed to come on board: [link]

Here is a question I have related to the coup in Thailand: How could a military coup fail, in the short term? Can't the guys with the guns and the tanks basically just run over the politicians and bureaucrats? (or local equivalent)

Well, if the coup is, you know, three tanks and ten guys, not the entire military force, the loyalists could step in and neutralize the threat.

Oh yeah. I figured the people heading the military would be leading the coup, and the soldiers etc. would follow, but yeah, I guess it wouldn't have to be. Even if the Army tried to take the Capitol, the Marines could put up a good fight.