My wife and son are giving me a new computer. It’s both a wedding anniversary present, and a much-needed upgrade.<\/p>\n
That’s good news.<\/p>\n
More good news, at least from my viewpoint: I decided that it is financially possible to upgrade hosting for this blog. One of my next steps will be to talk with the hosting company’s folks, and learn how I do the upgrade with a minimum of unsettling surprises. Maybe I’m being overly cautious. Or pessimistic.<\/p>\n
At any rate: a few minutes ago my son asked me if I could give him access to my computer today, so he can start that time-consuming process of transferring files and whatever else needs doing.<\/p>\n
It’s been about a decade since I passed the household ‘computer guy’ mantle on to my son, so my skills in that area are not only metaphorically rusty. They’re very seriously out of date.<\/p>\n
All of this is good news; or satisfactory, at any rate.<\/p>\n
But between my having spent much of this week figuring out whether or not upgraded hosting is practical and my son’s upcoming work with a new computer \u2014 I may not have anything ready for my regular ‘Saturday’ post.<\/p>\n
So I figured it’d be prudent to let you know what’s happening here, and how events at my desk affect A Catholic Citizen in America.<\/p>\n
I hope to be back online later today. Or tomorrow. Or whenever it happens. Thanks for stopping by, and I trust I’ll have something ready by a week from Saturday.<\/p>\n
I’ve talked about the “much-needed upgrade” angle before, among other things:<\/p>\n
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