Friday, May 25, 2012
Can't access my OWN blog
I created a blog last summer, but I didn't really figure out the whole blogging aspect until AFTER I forgot my password. I want my dashboard back. I want my URL back, the URL I meticulously created myself.
If you can hack, hack me to pieces and hit me up. Here it is: http://thestrandedfellow.blogspot.com/
I thought using the stranded blog would be more appropriate considering I'm going to be taking several flights in the next several days. And although I will not be able to update, I would like to do so when I return.
Atentamente,
A Stranded Fellow
If you can hack, hack me to pieces and hit me up. Here it is: http://thestrandedfellow.blogspot.com/
I thought using the stranded blog would be more appropriate considering I'm going to be taking several flights in the next several days. And although I will not be able to update, I would like to do so when I return.
Atentamente,
A Stranded Fellow
Megs
"Hola, Jake, Katie y Megs!
We have a short connection (less than an hour)
Then perhaps you can plead with gate agents, and tell them we're coming
Megs, when does your flight from Dallas get in?"
Jake, Katie y Megs might be the only ones who make it onto the plane. Let me sell my soul. I am assuming that I am "Megs."
We have a short connection (less than an hour)
Then perhaps you can plead with gate agents, and tell them we're coming
Megs, when does your flight from Dallas get in?"
Jake, Katie y Megs might be the only ones who make it onto the plane. Let me sell my soul. I am assuming that I am "Megs."
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Not Nevada
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Ante-Ecuador: 1
I am really looking forward to our dear teacher leading us through the jungle, and I could not resist sharing her words of encouragement!
Excerpts: "Hola, Viajer's!
So the word of the day is shots, which I hope you all have gotten by now.
... lest we contrive jungle rot...
Excerpts: "Hola, Viajer's!
So the word of the day is shots, which I hope you all have gotten by now.
For the malaria medicine, we can all take these together at breakfast every morning!
Get ready for tomorrow's word of the day: SOCKS!"
And boy am I looking forward to the discussion about socks. Get at me Army Surplus Store!
Monday, May 21, 2012
Response from the Jungle
...... and with godspeed did it come.
I will now be "well-versed in a recent history of Ecuador's Indians, Oil, and Politics."
I have a date with Joe tomorrow morning.
Now that I have the book, I have no excuses to not read it.
I will now be "well-versed in a recent history of Ecuador's Indians, Oil, and Politics."
I have a date with Joe tomorrow morning.
Now that I have the book, I have no excuses to not read it.
Amazon: It's guerrilla warfare
This is my rant about dealing with Amazon. No, I am not a satisfied customer. Yes, I would like to leave a review; thanks so much for asking.
Thrice this year has Amazon so greatly failed me! So disappointed am I! So frustrated am I, so frustrated that I have gone to great lengths to illegally obtain my books because what I paid for was not delivered! I don't know at what part in the system the disconnect was, nevertheless, I do not have my books.
Yes, I would like to personally call whomever and get the break down of where the my books are. I am embarking on a journey to South America, SOON, and I need my book, BEFORE soon.
I invested my money in you, oh so greatly-reviewed salesman, and I depended on you. I was too trusting.
It's not even a matter of where the my books are, it's when they are going to get here. Expedited shipping was paid; I paid more for shipping than I did for my book. So yes, I would say that the shipping was the key here.
I tried to send a nice note in your direction, and had I not feared the Amazonian officials busting through my front door and taking me captive due to use of profanity, I would have used it.
Ironic that I need a book about the Amazon, from Amazon?
Excerpt, probably the nicest I've sent:
"I ordered "of Indians, Oil, and Politics: A Recent History of Ecuador," last week, and I paid for expedited shipping. I would like my book as soon as possible. I am leaving for Ecuador on Friday and need to have read the book for a class before I leave. I expected the book to be here by now. It did not come today, Monday, and I would like to know if it will be here before I have to leave. If it comes tomorrow, Tuesday, then my apologies about my angst; however, you must understand my thirst for paid-for expedited knowledge. Since you are the owner of the book, I am assuming that you've either traveled to Ecuador or have a particular interest in the country, as it is not just another book about Latin American history as a whole. I am looking forward to my travels; however, I would be able to enjoy my travels a lot more if I was well-versed in a recent history of Ecuador's Indians, Oil, and Politics. I appreciate your time traveling to the post office, packing up my book, and sending it my way; I really do. And I WISH YOU GODSPEED."
Thrice this year has Amazon so greatly failed me! So disappointed am I! So frustrated am I, so frustrated that I have gone to great lengths to illegally obtain my books because what I paid for was not delivered! I don't know at what part in the system the disconnect was, nevertheless, I do not have my books.
Yes, I would like to personally call whomever and get the break down of where the my books are. I am embarking on a journey to South America, SOON, and I need my book, BEFORE soon.
I invested my money in you, oh so greatly-reviewed salesman, and I depended on you. I was too trusting.
It's not even a matter of where the my books are, it's when they are going to get here. Expedited shipping was paid; I paid more for shipping than I did for my book. So yes, I would say that the shipping was the key here.
I tried to send a nice note in your direction, and had I not feared the Amazonian officials busting through my front door and taking me captive due to use of profanity, I would have used it.
Ironic that I need a book about the Amazon, from Amazon?
Excerpt, probably the nicest I've sent:
"I ordered "of Indians, Oil, and Politics: A Recent History of Ecuador," last week, and I paid for expedited shipping. I would like my book as soon as possible. I am leaving for Ecuador on Friday and need to have read the book for a class before I leave. I expected the book to be here by now. It did not come today, Monday, and I would like to know if it will be here before I have to leave. If it comes tomorrow, Tuesday, then my apologies about my angst; however, you must understand my thirst for paid-for expedited knowledge. Since you are the owner of the book, I am assuming that you've either traveled to Ecuador or have a particular interest in the country, as it is not just another book about Latin American history as a whole. I am looking forward to my travels; however, I would be able to enjoy my travels a lot more if I was well-versed in a recent history of Ecuador's Indians, Oil, and Politics. I appreciate your time traveling to the post office, packing up my book, and sending it my way; I really do. And I WISH YOU GODSPEED."
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