Googly!

I have read in some places and heard from free radicals that Google is actually not that good. What I mean is that some think that Google is "evil" and is bent on world domination.

Now I don't know about that, but I do know that I prefer (if I had to choose) Google dictating world policies rather than ANY president of the U.S. so far.

The reason for my reasoning, is that almost everytime I do a bit of in-depth surfing, I stumble on a useful Google app, gadget or feature.

This time it was the Google AJAX Search API Wizards, through which I have today installed a YouTube video bar on the left side of my Blog.

I might take it away after just a couple of days, but the fact I can choose a couple of options, get some code and paste it in Blogger layout...

That's cool.

The beat goes on...

I'm sitting at Chocolateria Valor in the centre of Torrevieja, waiting for Morag for our lunch date and trying to appear important, tapping away on my netbook.
The easter holidays start tomorrow, so we all have a small break to look forward to; it couldn't come at a better time. It just feels like we're all living day by day, having to fight everything and everyone, for different reasons but to one end: live our daily lives more or less in peace.

The world's in a mess and it feels like we're helplessly watching outside from behind a slightly gaping door, every so often seeing how a small catastrophe sneaks in through our legs and trying to convince it to go away, sometimes successfully, sometimes not.

Things just add and add to the stress and the load and when you seem to have gotten rid of something big and important, it doesn't feel like you've actually achieved to do anything, the feeling just doesn't go away.

"Next year will be better", I mutter to myself.

Deja vù.

Fast, fast!

Indeed. That's how I feel when learning a new program/tool and in this case it is mediawiki.org's wiki tool with which I'm intending to revamp Bonavidaspain.com's site.

Dad likes what he's seen so far, which is a relief as half of the stuff that I wanted to show wasn't ready because, well... I hadn't figured out how to do it.

A few hours after and many attempts later, it finally seems like I'm not just turning the key in the ignition and getting complaing sounds; now the motors actually started.

I worked through the problems that were getting to me, one by one and if the streak continues I should have the site done in about a month. Without breaking a sweat.

I feel like I was eight and just found a new secret-super-hidden level on Super Mario Bros. - can't wait to get back to see how cool the next section will be and how it will perform.

Yey.

Btw, read this to get the reference of my post title.