Learning to Shut UP

Next time I say something like I did the other day about things starting to go right somebody please smack me on the side of my head.

No sooner was the ink dry on that post (figuratively) than the house A/C developed a problem. Being as the the temperature in North Houston has been in the triple digits lately this became a priority. It got fixed today at a cost of $574 for a new fan and motor.

On top of that the drivers front seat in my car collapsed which will cost several hundred to fix. Since I am already looking to sell this faithful but old (123k miles) steed I looked for an alternative that would let me drive a few days or weeks more without killing my back. My fix, or workaround if you will, was to buy a 44lb. bag of dog food and stuffif behind the seat. Total cost $17.
Its not pretty but it works.

Update: I forgot to add that my Small Business Server which I use for testing things like Active Directory as well as holding all the network's mp3's also decided to die last night.