Do not fret though, instead of a dirty old co-worker feeling you up every day when you sign in for work, this slobbery staff is only Kuma — the insanely cute office dog at the place I’m contracted with! 

I took some snaps of the cheeky champ on my camera phone… here are some of the rare ones when he’s not scampering all over the place trying to get us to play, so I could take some decent(ish) photos:

Kuma, the not-so-small puppy!

'Are you taking my photo? Your camera looks tasty!'

Huh? Baroo?

playwithme playwithme playwithme playwithme playwithme playwithme

*sparkle* *sparkle* *shine* *shine*

 Need to get more candies, I know…

Full of noms

I REGRET NOTHINGGGG!!!

… and then I lived happily ever after!

I got on IE (unfortunately the only other browser on my laptop lingering around in hopes days like this would come when I need it), and tried every suggestion on the Mozilla support forum. I uninstalled & reinstalled, disabled add-ons, system restored, etc etc.. and nada! Zilch! Diddly squat! Nothing helps.

So I did a brave thing and now have moved on to Google Chrome, which surprisingly, is pretty good. I wasn’t very impressed when I first took a look at screenshots of it when it was first launched, but I think otherwise now that I’ve actually installed and tried it out. This is besides the fact that I think the logo looks like a Pokeball.

Now that I mention it, I remember being part of Mozilla’s record-breaking launch of Firefox 3 consisting of almost 8 million downloads. I really like Firefox, but with perma-crashes like this happening, I think many people will slowly move on to Chrome.

Oh, and usually my daily AVG scans will come up with maybe about 11 warnings, and the days that came up to Firefox crashing, it was escalating to the 60s, for some unknown reason. I mean, I just pretty much to go the same usual websites each day, like Gmail, Facebook, etc. Today, now that I’m with Google Chrome, my daily scans read 0 warnings.

Originally uploaded by icedsoul

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