Much to do and always too little time in which to do it.

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I have been using cat naps along with longer sleep periods in order to have more function. If I weary to the point of dysfunction I simply take a nap. I set the alarm to limit the thing to a few hours though usually I rise after a mere hour or so. After getting up I am usually a bit closer to having some potential for function. If nothing else I am fully awake and can enjoy my humble life better when I am more awake.

I was up at between 9:00 and 10:00. I had a good night of sleep. Still I could not get going fast enough to make it to Mass. Fine, I'll make it Friday. The dishes are mostly done. I simply couldn't do a final load last night. I will finish the dishes and kitchen, begin brining the chicken, do some laundry, then see how time is going. It will be good to have company for dinner and enough food cooked for a few days to a week of easy eating as well. But more, it is good to be back on some kind of track again.

I was actually side-tracked a bit last night, which interfered with getting other tasks finished. I figured out the WPA2 settings, set it up with a full password, and it works well. The problem is I can't get my Droid Bionic to accept my wifi. I have been searching forums and the Motorola instructions, so far to no good end. I am not sure what to put where, actually. The phone, at various stages, asks for this and that but I honestly haven't found complete instructions or definitions. Which password here, do I need proxy numbers, what am I supposed to put in that blank, or this one? I simply haven't found a comprehensive instruction set, or a logic system by which to choose which settings I should be using, which systems to include or use, what boxes to check, so I don't even know if what I am putting in is correct, therefore I cannot be sure it actually isn't working. Yeah, I will probably call tech support shortly. I suppose putting all of this information up, in obvious ways, in easy to find and access ways, would be too much work. They were too busy making the Razor phone to fully support the Bionic, and now they are already working on the next phone. Oh well.

Later.