Today

Morning, boobs and... boobettes? Nevermind.

Tons of stuff to get to today and I actually feel somewhat rested enough to do it. I was hoping it wouldn't rain, but the forecast has it at 30%, so we'll just have to take it as it comes. As I've said, I'm usually pretty good unless it rains, then I get to hurting and can barely move, much less focus.

However, as I've been mentioning, I have a slew of posts already scheduled to release throughout the day, so even if I am unable to work, you won't be able to tell it! Cool, huh? Let's just hope it works like it's supposed to. I've done a few here and there and they went through just fine, so I'm confident things will go smoothly.

We had like no hits yesterday. I think everyone was looking-up American Idol stuff. Like I said back when the season first started, I caught several of the first episodes then quickly lost interest. "The Battle of the Davids" was just so... who cares? I liked David Cook and knew he was one of the more talented of the contestants, but really... who cares? Moreover, at least of the people I know, this month has been a bad one for everybody, not just me, so maybe everyone was just busy.

No matter, we've got The Shit for you today and throughout the weekend, so sit back, relax, and enjoy.

Oh, and you may notice some pretty dramatic changes in advertising over the coming days and weeks. Several of the sponsored post networks, and one very large one in particular, have gotten to where they allow advertisers to "hide" additional links and requirements from us, which amounts to them ripping us off - not to mention they are greenlighting basically any blog, most of which are nothing more than splogs filled with one ad after another. I don't want to be associated with them on either ground and am going to back-away for a bit and see if anything changes. I desperately need the money, but it's all I can do.

Also, a new alternative to AdSense has hit the market (or is about to) and given my unsuccess rate with the former (as well as their poor attitude and reviews), I will likely give it a trial-run. This may or may not happen, and it shouldn't really affect you in any great way, but as with all things new, I wanted to inform you of it just in case anything goes awry.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008