Three more important stats…<\/p>\n
Number of Days Since Solbeam.com has Been Updated = 15+<\/strong><\/p>\n *groan & smack*<\/p>\n Number of Times I Hit Myself in the Forehead Groaning Over the Above Stat = 23+<\/strong><\/p>\n *groan & smack*<\/p>\n Number of Digital Cameras Stolen = TWO<\/strong><\/p>\n *groan & smack*<\/p>\n *****<\/p>\n There is no appropriate place to start<\/strong>, so I\u00b4ll stop with all the self abuse and just jump right in with a jumbled bullet-point-mess of an update:<\/p>\n \u00b7Yup. The *second* digicam is gone. I\u00b4m over it. But I\u00b4ve been humbled into acceptance of the law of the digi-cam gods… “Sol shall NOT own a digicam in Central America”<\/strong> *lightning strikes, thunder booms*<\/p>\n \u00b7 SOMEHOW I\u00b4ve found myself back in Antigua, Guatemala again (aka “The Land of Fast & Cheep Internet”). Solbeam.com is back in business.<\/strong> No more pictures, but lots more updates full of meaningless babble. Kinda like that big generic bag of “Fruity-Loopies” that you can find on the very bottom shelf of the cereal isle. Less buck, more bite. Or something lame like that.<\/p>\n \u00b7 Yes. I will comment on the current state of chaotic events from the perspective of an American abroad <\/strong>who has spent the last week straight discussing the subject with non-americans. Give me a few days… from the looks of it, this war isn\u00b4t going anywhere for at least three.<\/p>\n