I think my beard will look good in white someday.

I didn't love the music. I am not even sure who it was. At the same time the weather was amazing and it was great just being outside with so many people to watch.

Its so hard to get a good pic of (e:Mike) because he is always making crazy faces.

(E:Matthew)'s head is healing.

It doesn't feel this way right now but its supposed to be 90 this weekend.

IPv6 day happend and I still don't have an ipv6 ip. I guess I could tunnel ipv6to ip4 with Hurricane electric but it doesn't feel as good as having a true ipv6 static ip so I spoke with time warner business chat

I really hope they can help me out.

Curtis>Hello Paul, How may I assist you this evening?
Paul_> Am I able to get ipv6 static IP addresses yet?
Paul_> right now I have 5 static ip4 addresses from timewarner
Paul_>I would like to also use ipv6 without having to tunnel
Curtis>Not that I know of Paul. What City and State are the services located?
Paul_>Buffalo, NY
Paul_>Is there someone who would know for sure?
Curtis>Your account executive would know if you are able to add IPV6 to the account. Looking up a contact number for you. Usually they are available M-F 8A-5PM . I'll just be a moment.
Curtis>Office Phone Number (Toll Free): 800-504-3497 Select add/change services. I'm certain at this hour you will be re-directed to technical support, so you may want to wait until morning.
Paul_>i just want to know if it is available
Paul_>do you think tech support would know?
Paul_>or do I need to wait until tomorrow?
Curtis>I know we have started to use IPV6 in some areas but I think at this point a lot of it is agreed testing with certain companies.
Curtis>Unfortunatly they would have less information than I would. I do not have details about what is being offered in certain areas. Do you currently have a static IP ?
Paul_>yes
Paul_>5 of htem
Curtis>I'm trying to locate additional information for you.
Paul_>them
Paul_>but they are ipv4
Paul_>e.g. 72.43.192.203
Curtis>Thank you.
Curtis> http://www.timewarnercable.com/ipv6
Curtis>That is the best I can offer at this hour Paul. I will look into this deeper and can have someone update you via email if you would like.
Paul_>I actually read that site earlier today
Paul_>it is what got me interested
Paul_>that would be great to have someone email me
Curtis>I thought you might have.
Paul_>I will also call my rep tomorrow
Paul_>thanks
Curtis>May I get your address?
Paul_>XXXXXX@gmail.com
Curtis>No problem, this is something I need to be more aware of too. So I appreciate the question as there will be many other questions regarding the protocol upgrade.
Curtis>I'll have someone reach out to you in the morning. Any other questions you might have?
Paul_>nope thats it. Thanks you have been helpful.

This is definately the craziest hair I have ever seen. It looks like roadkill. I imagine thr guy either has the stringest neck ever or serious neck issues.

We saw it walking down the main street in Williamsville of all places.

The first network supported wooden fence I have seen.

I feel like this is the krab version of fries.

It so hard to believe this was a building and will be a building at the corner of High and Main st. Right now it looks like a prairie. The daisies are so cute.

They have needed this for so long. There was nothing more annoying than going the square or the harbor and not being able to get around row after row of lawn chair when you wanted to see the music. It still works out for the chair people at the harbor because there is plenty of room for chairs on the middle lawn.

We are in Auburn for the weekend seeing one of (e:Terry)'s "friend" Brian's musical. There are so many cute houses in this town. I wonder what it was like here historically that there are so many giant mansions.