[ml1201]

lol, trystan sounds like a techy. XD

[trystan830]

eh, kinda? XD

[ml1201]

More techy than me at least. XD I know you work involves computers, but what was it again?

[trystan830]

well, not really. i'm an office administrator. my boss hates computers and email. heh. the company is actually a financial middle-man.

[ml1201]

Oh, okay. Though I thought you worked from home? Or at least that's what I thought your blog I read a while back said. o.O

[trystan830]

nope.

my blogs on uni are links to my reading list, my goodreads profile, my LJ and my ravelry project page. =)

[ml1201]

Then I have no idea what it was that I read about four years ago. x'D

[trystan830]

eh, it's ok.

but, 4 years ago, i lost my fridays at my main job, and picked up a second, weekend (Fri-Sun) job working at Michael's. =)

[ml1201]

Oh, so I might be remembering something that I had read back then vaguely. x'D

[trystan830]

vaguely, yep.

but i do have A+ and MCP/WinXP certification.

[ml1201]

What does the certification mean? o.o;

[trystan830]

technically, i can build a computer, install WinXP, and troubleshoot it.

practically, i've forgotten most of that.....

[Mek]

I'd imagine not much call for WinXP work anymore anyway, lol, now that Microsoft won't support it.

My husband was A+ certified at one point.

[trystan830]

nope, not really. and as i mentioned above, i've forgotten a bit of it.

=D

[Mek]

I'm still waiting for them to upgrade to Win7 on my work computer. They swore they were rolling it out months ago.

[trystan830]

my boss has Win7 on her laptop (the one who hates technology, mind you) and our server and my computer still have XP. it's probably better that way though, since we use Access 2.0 still, which was a component of Office 2000.....