I had a funky week..weird dreams about people I haven't seen in 20 years or more.  Meetings upon meetings upon meetings..management is harder than it looks, meetings take alot of time and at the end of the day, I can't figure out what the hell I did all day. Thank you to the anonymous commenter for helping me with WIP..I get it now and my accountant says its perfect. So in the midst of all these weird funky things happening, I was pouring myself coffee one morning (middle of the week)..a little sugar and some vanilla and this is what I saw at the bottom of my cup before I poured in the coffee...defintely some kind of sign I think - I had to take a picture, didn't know if anyone would believe me or not..and not something I could make up..gotta love camera phones..

and this weekend I finally got some me time...spa in the morning, nap in the afternoon and finally getting my house in order..cleaned, dishes, laundry and blog...bills tomorrow..finishing bathroom tomorrow and will finally finish the bathroom saga...i think I'm finally me again...and finally over the flu.

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interesting find..I was trying to figure out how to add colors to my comments or when I insert a comment into my comments..its all code - let me explain, the comments box is basically a WYSIWYG comment box without the text formatting options, in order to change the color of the comment text you have to insert the html code such as <FONT color=blue> and </FONT> before and after the text in order for the text to change colors..when you submit, then it populates the code into the comment box

now why this never dawned on me before..guess I had no reason to try it..but very interesting..

for example: inside the comment box, you can add quotes normally and it understands the code but in order to add the text colors..you'd have to submit the comment code as follows:

"I asked the UK team but they seem incredibly unwilling to share this information with us,..."

My guess is they're trying to cover the fact that they don't actually know.

<P><FONT color=#6c49b6>Yep, they don't really know. From what I've heard, they are under a lot of pressure to get this up and running and have never done a major conversion before</FONT></P>

and then it looks like this:

"I asked the UK team but they seem incredibly unwilling to share this information with us,..."

My guess is they're trying to cover the fact that they don't actually know.

Yep, they don't really know. From what I've heard, they are under a lot of pressure to get this up and running and have never done a major conversion before

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