Just Stuff

It’s was a rough January and boy, how the month flew by! Unfortunately, I am not at all pleased with the look and feel of my website at the moment, hence no real updates recently. I am still expressing my displeasure to IPOWER, who still hasn’t compensated me for any sort of loss. I have however pulled the design contract I had with them to get my wife’s Bengal cat hobby online. I could no longer justify the amount of month I was spending per month. My wife wasn’t happy with the site, which I couldn’t update until I owned it outright. That wouldn’t happen until October.

In the meantime, I have been working on getting her www.spottedenbybengals.com site online and working. While the content is correct, I believe we are heading in the right direction. With any luck and her cooperation we will get all the photos uploaded, linked and labelled by Wednesday so she can start promoting the site.

The Cougar is gone and to be honest, I am not missing it. However we haven’t come to agreement on the registration that hasn’t been paid since 2007. Registering the car online through the DMV tells me I owe $198. A phone call (with 2 hour wait) to the DMV reveals it’s $698, which will only increase come February 16, when registration is due for the current year. So even though car and money have been exchanged, both parties are in agreement to “seal the deal” and at worst, split the back registration fees.

I’ve been making more of a push to throw away and purchase foods that contain ‘NO ADDITIVES.” Not as easy as one might think. I threw away about 15 hot sauces that had some form of preservative in them, which put me down to 4 hot sauces; Tabasco, Crystal, Red Rooster and Frank’s Red Hot Sauce. It’s amazing walking the aisles of the local markets to see how processed and bad our food is for us. While I would like to say it’s better eating veggies, GMOs are not what we should be ingesting. Amazing to see the USA label products when they ship them abroad, but don’t care about those here.

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