Really, this wasn't how I wanted to spend my day
So, I got up this morning and cozied down to do a little reading on quantifiers and logic. After I had some breakfast, I figured it was time to address the issue that has been hanging over my head since Tuesday: my inability to connect to the wireless in my own house. Monday I turned off my computer and went to bed. Tuesday I turned on my computer and found myself unable to connect to anything in any sort of meaningful way (I kept getting "limited or no connectivity due to inability to establish IP address messages.) So, I did everything that I could think of to do (again). I did everything another helpful graduate student suggested I do. I called the internet people. I called the wireless people. And, I ended up having to go someplace where there was wireless I could access so that I could update my drivers. That someplace ended up being school, which was in the cards for today anyway.
It would seem that in addition to this wireless problem, I also have a LAN problem. Goody. One wonders how long I have had this other problem and not known about it. There is a silver lining to this snow cloud, though. It was time to change my password on the wireless anyway, and thanks to this little snafu, I've been reminded to do so. All of this has, of course, cut into my reading time, which means I may never get to bed tonight. But, sleep is for the weak, right?
In other news, it is once again snowing in Buffalo and it is currently a balmy 21 degrees Fahrenheit (-6 C, if that's a measurement you can understand.) And, the snow is perfect winter sport snow. Snow Angels. Cross Country skiing. Snow shoeing. If I did any of those things (or, perhaps, if I had time for any of those things) I would be one happy little bunny. Instead, I'm one shivery little bunny. But, such is the way of things.
