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Christmas Gifts (Dec 25, 2004)
Two gifts for me this Christmas -- 1: realization that our basement floor was going to need significantly more work than expected, and 2: my wonderful web hosting provider once again kills this site for some unknown reason.
Yeah, the site has been offline (and online) irregularly since December 24th and the only reason I've received is: "Please note that your website is frequently down as you are one of the power user which is frequently
causing server problem." Needless to say, I'm a little annoyed and have yet to hear back from my oh so pleasant response to their email.
As for our floor... once I took up the carpet I found out that the floor had been patched once before but the concrete hadn't adhered to the slab. So, up it had to come. With a screwdriver acting as a chisel, we were able to take up about 10 square feet of 1" thick concrete. The basement is looking a little rough right now.. more to come in the days ahead.
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Photos this month:
- 01.Car Wash
- 02.Shopping Cart
- 03.Theatre Seating
- 04.Somebody's Home
- 05.Self-Portrait Silhouette
- 06.Comfy Chair
- 07.One Year of Daily Photography
- 08.Steel Re-bar
- 09.TTC Car and Platform
- 10.Misplaced Poppy
- 11.Rusting Steel
- 12.Valves
- 13.Hearn Reflections
- 14.Mobile Kitchen
- 15.Window Reflection
- 16.Valves-A-Plenty
- 17.Swampy Stair
- 18.The Control Room
- 19.Bleak Wasteland
- 20.Another Day in the Land of Bleak
- 21.Snakey Thumb
- 22.Shocking Expression
- 23.The Snow Cometh
- 24.Crunchy Snow
- 25.Christmas Gifts
- 26.Ladder Macro
- 27.Martin's 31st
- 28.Self-Portrait with Bite
- 29.Sweet and Innocent
- 30.Domestic Repairs
- 31.Chain Link and Sand
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4 comments for this photo:
miles (Dec 28 2004, 1:48 am)
'frequently causing server problem'? The problem seems to be that their servers are so poorly managed; the fact hat you get a traffic shouldn't be a problem. They could at least accept the responsibility.
rufus (Dec 28 2004, 9:34 am)
Ahhhh...that explains it. You may need to take your chisel to your provider.
the other mike (Dec 28 2004, 11:35 pm)
the rubble is a bit blurry... but hey.
shelllllllllie (Jan 06 2005, 1:18 pm)
i love this shot!