The other morning found me arguing with IT over whether or not I should have access to a server that *I* asked them to create in 2018.
Really.
And this is why I archive each and every email that I send or receive. Because of that I was able to shut down their argument fairly quickly.
But my question is - WHO is just randomly looking at servers and deciding who should or should not have access without asking questions?
This is not a a disparagement on our IT team since they have been phenomenal in getting us up to speed for the majority of us working from home. If it weren't for them, most of us would have had to work in office for the past ten months. But still...
And without a proper segue we turn to Target's deliveries...
What you can or cannot have delivered from them varies, literally, day by day. One day, those Cascade pods that you put in your basket are, inexplicably unavailable for delivery. Despite the fact, that if you chose curbside delivery, they would cheerfully bring them to your car. It's the weirdest thing.
In fact, I had the pods in my cart (when they were available) - didn't hit buy because I wanted to reach the threshold for free delivery. But when I went back to add something to the cart, they had been removed. So when I went back for the THIRD, magical time (i.e., hit the threshold), I noticed they were once again available for delivery so I added them in. And then, somehow, received two packages of pods. Either Target threw the original ones back in once they were available or I mistakenly bought two. Who knows?
At any rate, what IS the deal with Melba Toast? (Again, with the awkward segue...this is what the pandemic has boiled down for me with the blog...awkward segues)
Do any of you even know what Melba Toast is?
I had never even heard of it until I married my husband many, many moons ago.
Well, guess what? Apparently, there is a Melba Toast shortage. The Husband looks every time he is in the grocery store and can never find it. I found it ONCE at Target and had a couple of boxes delivered. Is it available at Target anymore?
No, it is not. And here I thought he was the only person in the world that knew what Melba Toast was and consumed it on a regular basis.
It is available on Amazon - for a price that I'm not willing to pay.
So, who is buying all the Melba Toast and why...THAT is the question, that AND why IT people randomly restrict access to servers without asking questions.
