The saga of Brightspeed still lives. In case you don't remember, we kicked Brightspeed to the curb last July and have since continued to receive information from them. I've called and called, to no avail. I finally gave up on them in October. I figured if they wanted to continue to waste money on me, more power to them. Well, I gave up on the giving up. You see, a few days ago, we started getting calls from Brightspeed, giving us updates on the service repair in our area. After the third time of one of us running across the house to make sure it wasn't family only to see it was Brightspeed, I went to their website, found a complaint email addy, and wrote them a stern missive. Lo and behold, yesterday afternoon, we got another call about the service repair and I was pissed. Minutes after that, the phone rang again and it was Brightspeed again. I picked up with every intention of shouting at the recorded message. Needless to say, I was shocked to find an actual person on the line. She was calling about the email I sent. I explained everything to her, reiterating what was in my email and adding additional info. She was nice - and American, I might add - and she vowed to get this cleared up. Fingers crossed it actually happens this time. No offense to her, but I've heard it before. :shrug:
I don't know about you, but I get tired of dealing with the same shit every day. And no, I don't want different shit. I want a cessation of shit. Is that too much to ask?
Speaking of dealing with shit, Facebook is intermittently preventing me from reacting to posts. There's no rhyme or reason to it. I just can't do it and get a snotty message when I try. Blerg.
From the tiny acorn grows the mighty oak. Well, yeah, but have you ever seen a sycamore seed? Those things aren't much bigger than dandelion seeds and from those suckers grows an even mightier sycamore. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of oaks, but sycamores are huge. (Says the woman who just watched her husband chainsaw a 50 ft sycamore that had fallen on our land.) For that matter, have you ever seen an elm seed? They look like tiny frisbees - smaller than a dime - with a lump in the center. From those grow the majestic elm. All I'm saying is trees are amazing.
I just started reading Leadership by Rudolph Giuliani. The first chapter is all about 9/11. It's a hard thing to read about, but I guess I'm finally ready to revisit that horrible day. I never realized how close we were to losing Rudy in all that. I wish he'd run for President in 2008 and beat what we ended up with. He would've been an amazing President. I wanted him to run with Connie Rice as his VP. They would've made an awesome duo for the leadership of this country.
Okay, well, I think that's enough out of me today. What's up with you?
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