Rabbit, Rabbit.

April 1 is Finnish Moose-Carving Day and Intolerance Day (not to be confused with Food Intolerance Day in January), but I cannot find any more information on these celebrations.

Yeah, I know that it's also April Fool's Day. Goodness knows that we need a laugh. But, who needs to manufacture foolishness when foolishness is growing on trees? Last night, during a local TV discussion of Terri Schiavo's last days, the moderator asked, "Did any politician behave honorably during this time?" The panelists could think of no one.

Automated technical documentation job search finding of the day: Food and Beverage Director in Cody, Wyoming: Provides food and beverage services by overseeing all culinary, restaurant, beverage, bar, room service, and banquet operations.

A report out on the wire services shows a genetic link to a condition called Familial Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome.

My mother was a champion of peace, but her love of sending and receiving mail would have taken her peaceable nature to the limit by this.

Today's the final day of class. I've learned quite a bit and will be able to apply more of it than I'd thought. In addition to topics such as Active Directory and access control lists, I learned about a Windows Registry setting that lets me recover deleted messages from an Exchange server using Outlook.

We had hoped to get to the camp this weekend, but the forecast calls for flooding rains. We'd be in no danger from the heavy rain, but we'd also be able to do little outside. I have overdue tasks at home, including the collection of information to present to our financial planner so that she can tell us to save more.