The water is very warm on the bay sidde of the cape. We got to see hermit crabs and little regular crabs all over the place. The water is that perfect mix of shallow and warm, like on the gulf of Mexico. I assume the other side will be colder.



We were wondering who lives here year round and how much a home costs. I would move here for sure, at least for summers. The only problem is there are really somany tourists, including us.

We are offcially on the cape after crossing a big iron bridge. The traffic leaving the island is insanee. It looks like a 4 mile long traffic jam. I would be so mad if I lived in one of these tourist areas.



Last night we met the laundromat woman, who came from Martha's Vineyard. She said she never goes back cause it's to hard with all the tourists.
That must be so strange to have you hometown tranformed into a tourist trap. I bet the people in Sedona, AZ feel the same.

On another note, I am having this crazy mobileexperience right now where I am mediating the capture of a silverfish in my bathroom at home over IM while traveling at 70 mph across cape code.

My brother (e:mike) is trying to battle it. I suggested a glass and a piece of paper to cover to open end. He is taking more drastic measures I believe.

His away message now says:
WalBumbalo: [AWAY] in the battle of my life with a silverfish in the bathtub, only one of us is coming out of there alive....probably the bug. Now all I need is some alcohol, a lighter, and a fuse......

I hope I see him again and that my house doesn't burn down!

I am in desperate need of money so if any of you know of a nice PHP web job or something please send it my way. I need about $2000 and can program just about anything for the web, of course, including database intergration.



Right now I am working on making the journal community system click-install ready, so that anyone can use it for their own group. Does anyone know of an organization that would be interested in such a system and could perhaps pay me for support?

So, I went out to lunch with Josephine Anstey to discuss doing some 3D modelling work for her interactive Virtual Reality Drama The Trial the Trail



Here is my scratch pad with all the work I have to do. It reminds me of fall when I was very busy. I am also living off of macaroni and cheese again.

I seriously spent the whole day working on the site, accept the downtime this afternoon, when the globat server went down again. During that time I 3D modeled.

I added so many new things but I also reprogrammed a lot of old code to make it more efficient or easier to understand.

Finally the rss works again. (e:achel), you can now use "quotes" till your heart's content. I also posted a link to an rss feed reader for java based cell phones on the (e:info) journal.

I completed the mailing list stuff, thanks to serious beta testing on the part of (e:chris). I guess that way he got it exactly how he wanted it.

I finished writing the function to quickly check for ports and was thus able to better integrate the radio and flash chat/profiler.

I really had fun during my downtime break, 3D modeling the little radio and rendering it out for the radio box.

Here I am looking tired.



I also shuffled the boxes around a little bit to put the stuff we use most on top. I know there is more but I have forgotten and I need to go to sleep now.

Oh ya, (e:haikuster) will be in town tommorrow. She is my ex-girlfriend from my younger, less crooked years. It will be nice to visit with her.

I really need to get a job doing this. I spend all my time working on it with no real return accept that I enjoy helping other people meet and type journals. I think I am going to work it into my thesis too.