Internet out at Aquafornia headquarters … further updates later
Posted by: Aqua Blog Maven on May 8, 2008 at 8:18 amThe internet is down, down, down at Aquafornia headquarters… the few stories I’ve been able to post have come from my laptop which is hooked on to some neighbors open wireless system, but just barely …
I’ve got to go out now and do some work that pays the bills. I will update as soon as service is restored, so check back later!
-Aqua Blog Maven
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