or: the serendipity value of working at a different computer
As I didn't want to shut down the game I have on my own computer, and as the boys are away for the weekend, I thought I'd use one of their computers to get some work done.
Of course none of my browser tabs are homepages here, nor am I automatically signed in to the tools I use most frequently, so: on accessing my protopage I land at the public index page rather than my usual private start page. That's fine, I'll do a crossword, study a chess tactic and maybe play with or edit or refresh some of the widgets.
Oooh what's this on the Article of the Day widget (provided by The Free Dictionary)?
Sounds interesting. Perhaps I'll see if I can look at it next time I'm near the State Library of South Australia.
Has any reader seen it and want to tell me what you thought?
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