• Better child proofed the TV room, now there is only one single exposed wire Lex can grab at, and it’s a network cable.  Without drilling into something there is no further way to get rid of this last wire.
• Had a McDonald’s Breakfast
• Had a Denny’s dinner, we only ate their because we had a coupon for a free entree.  The food and cost still isn’t worth it.
• Had KFC – yes we ate a lot, this happens when half the house is torn up, and no time to cook.  Though I did make sloppy joes last night.
• Cleaned up paint chips.
• While trying to get through a mess of stuff to answer the door yesterday morning (house still was a mess from painting) I sliced my toe open.   I’m standing on the porch talking to a guy and holding Lex and I look down.   I’m standing in a pool about 6-8 inches wide that had come from my toe.    I gingerly get back into the house to minimize blood on the carpet I wrap up my toe.   I managed to go from a pool of blood outside to three drops on carpet.   Not too shabby.   Toe is still bandaged up.

Spammers as part of the conversation, how do you resolve this?  I understand how to deal with normal blog spam, ala “Check out my webcam or herbal remedies here”.   What do you do when they take part in the conversation.   The spam part comes into their website link, but they are actually commenting on topic to the post instead of willy nilly going through and posting things that have no bearing on the topic.   So how do you deal with these topical spammers?

For the moment I’m letting most of them slide.  The ones that have attempted to impersonate my top commentors, I don’t care how on topic they are, I know those commentors email addresses and I’m not going to let that little tactic stand.  I find it funniest when it is the ones impersonating my wife.   I don’t have anything to show you as an example since I’ve removed all of those posts.

My question to you is, how would you deal with this situation?

IMG_3778, originally uploaded by Creeva.

This is a mirror shot that I did a week and half ago.