One at a time, please

The dating service has shifted into overdrive for me. I received two matches a few weeks ago, and one of them finally called me to say she had been out of town. She said she'd call me back either this coming weekend or the next. I was awakened yesterday by the dating service with yet another match. That's a switch after normally waiting a month or two between matches.

I need to get a booster for my cell phone. My signal was perfect when I was still living with my parents, but I'm lucky to even get two bars on my reception here at the condo.

Donde esta el baño...or something like that

I just found one of my stories on the Metro wire was translated into Spanish.

>>Frontier To Charge For First Checked Bag

(Denver, CO) -- Frontier Airlines will soon begin charging for all checked bags. In June, Frontier began charging 25-dollars for a second checked bag. Starting November 1st, the Colorado-based airline will charge 15-dollars for the first bag. Aviation expert Mike Boyd says air fares have been unable to keep up with fuel costs, so creating new fees is a way to deal with the problem. Boyd says the fees will likely remain even as revenues are forecast to go up next year. Airline officials say passengers with a certain flying status and military personnel will not be charged for any bags.

>>Frontier Cobrará Por Primera Maleta Registrada

(Denver, CO) -- La aerolínea Frontier comenzará pronto a cobrar por todas las maletas registradas. En junio, Frotier empezó a cobrar 25-dólares por la segunda maleta registrada, pero a partir del 1 de noviembre los pasajeros también tendrán que pagar 15-dólares por la primera maleta. El experto de aviación Mike Boyd dice que las tarifas aéreas no han estado siendo suficientes para compensar los costos del combustible, y que crear tarifas adicionaeles es una forma de abordar el problema. Los oficiales de la línea aérea indican que pasajeros con cierto estatus de vuelo y el personal militar estarán exentos de la medida.

My boss was wrong

Metro isn't offering any online work-from-home positions. However, the company will pay for a month or two of COBRA insurance. Beyond that, I have to pay for it myself. I'll be calling and sending resumes to the various stations which currently use Metro's news and traffic to see if they have any openings.

I'm currently dubbing two movies from my DirecTV DVR to my DVR/DVD recorder: the "Strangers With Candy" movie and "Gym Teacher: The Movie," both of which star Amy Sedaris. I loved her in the "Strangers With Candy" TV show and her talk show appearances, along with her and her brother David's books. There's actually a local TV news anchor I refer to as "Jerri Blank" because her hairstyle and teeth remind me of Jerri (without the braces and heavy makeup, of course.)