Learning curves

Naked and alone
There really are things that a grown man should not spend too much time being.
I remember now
They say that the queasiness associated with pregnancy diminishes in most by the 12th week. I sure hope so, my stomach is wrecked. My wife seems to be doing much better this time around. During her first pregnancy, we were living in an apartment. A family down the hall from us would on occasion cook something that I would imagine called for a small truck-load of onions, garlic and a healthy dose of what a college friend of mine refers to as "outlaw Pakistani spices". The whole building would be engulfed in a invisible cloud of funk for the two days as the meal festered in early summer heat. Usually the smell would fade just in time for the next batch to be stirred off. To this day if I so mush as have anything that has even the slightest amount of hummus on it, she won't let me in the same room with her. Three days without a shower and I can cuddle on up, yet if I nosh on a gyro, I'm banished to the couch.
Trying times ahead
I'm not talking about the pregnancy thing here. Actually this is where I go geek. Being new to the world of blogs I am sure that I will find many new and exciting ways to foul this thing up. I would like it more if the templates were more consistent with older browsers. I usually surf with IE5 on a Mac under OS 9. This is both at home and work. Yes, my work computer is that old. I have found that Netscape 7 does a decent job showing the pages but the editor is a bit clunkier. Anyway, please, a bit of patience as I get to working here. Although I would imagine I will probably be the only one mucking about in this dark little corner of the Net for quite some time.