Sparsely Critical

As you may or may not have noticed, I haven’t posted anything on this blog in months.  However, this is not why I’m a terrible blogger.

Like most anyone with a blog/webpage, I use Google Analytics to monitor visitors to many of my web pages.  I noticed that there hadn’t been any visitors to my blog in quite some time, but I attributed this to my lack of new content and ceased any notion of a problem.  Perhaps that was the moment I became a terrible blogger.

It wasn’t until a couple weeks later that I went to show somebody my blog when I was greeted by an error message.  One of my plugins broke everything.  Therefore, every time someone visited, they not only got the error, but the Google Urchin was never notified of their visit.  That’s right, the complete lack of traffic was the perfect sign that something was amiss, but I ignored it in true terrible blogger fashion.

Well worried visitor, I’m here to inform you that the need to worry is over.  Not only is my blog back online, but I also upgraded to the latest version of WordPress.  Happy Surfing!

Here is my brother’s National History Day project. It’s a short film on the life of Al Capone. To put things in perspective, my brother is a freshman. When I was a freshman in high school, PowerPoint was as advanced as we got.

So I went to go take my second exam today, and arrived at the lecture hall 12 minutes early. Oddly enough, there wasn’t a classmate of mine in site sight, and the doors to the lecture hall were shut. Peering through the gap between the doors, I see everyone in my class lost in concentration on their exams. I had no idea how this was possible, but opened the door and walked up to my professor.

“I was positive the exam was at 2:30,” I told her. She assured me that the time had been changed to two o’clock and announcements were posted and emailed ages ago. I wasn’t going to argue with her, as clearly I was the only individual that didn’t get that message.

I finished the exam with ample time to spare, but wow that certainly made for an interesting day.

In other news, Brookstone sent me a replacement digital picture frame… 15 days after I sent the defective unit back. So far, it’s working great.