I wrote a custom page in PHP to count the number of blog entries I have made, on a Flatpress self-hosted blog.

I've updated the script to work on my 2023 HTMLy blog, but the original script was for Flatpress.

We went tonight for revival meeting. Richie Coomer, a former middle school teacher of mine, was the preacher. Followed that upon getting home with three episodes of Money Heist.

I can't remember who put me onto this nifty javascript utility. It was someone on the donationcoder forum, but it's been a long time ago and cursory search didn't turn up the relevant post.

Anyway, encrypt-to-HTML is a real jewel written by Steve Clay, a Floridian web dev. You supply it plain text, either by typing or pasting into a textbox, or else from loading it from a file, and it produces an encrypted HTML file containing your protected content. When you open the produced HTML file in a browser, you're provided with a password textbox. You must enter the correct password and then your plain text will be decrypted and shown to you.

You can download this utility here. It's a 12.6 Kb download.

8/07/2019   783 437.80  82981   2130    2913    156

8/06/2019   1256    476.40  82198   1646    2902    n/a

8/05/2019   190 394.70  80942   1763    1953    n/a

8/04/2019   681 506.30  80752   2045    2726    n/a

8/03/2019   281 470.20  80071   2400    2681    n/a

8/02/2019   285 495.90  79790   1733    2018    n/a

8/01/2019   42  493.00  79505   2016    2058    n/a

7/31/2019   -20 577.70  79463   2013    1993    n/a

7/30/2019   663 607.20  79483   2401    3064    n/a

7/29/2019   217 578.70  78820   2026    2243    n/a

7/28/2019   1169    581.90  78603   2100    3269    n/a

7/27/2019   439 501.50  77434   1840    2279    n/a

7/26/2019   468 504.40  76995   1652    2120    n/a

7/25/2019   1306    543.00  76527   2193    3499    n/a

7/24/2019   220 457.30  75221   1808    2028    n/a

7/23/2019   538 484.40  75001   2152    2690    n/a

7/22/2019   256 488.30  74463   1731    1987    n/a

7/21/2019   889 544.90  74207   2182    3071    n/a

7/20/2019   275 501.10  73318   1558    1833    n/a

7/19/2019   378 477.70  73043   1781    2159    n/a

7/18/2019   249 444.60  72665   1740    1989    n/a

7/17/2019   365 423.00  72416   1641    2006    n/a

7/16/2019   18  388.30  72051   1933    1951    n/a

7/15/2019   854 457.20  72033   2230    3084    n/a

7/14/2019   449 455.10  71179   1695    2144    n/a

7/13/2019   591 546.29  70730   1970    2561    n/a

7/12/2019   577 507.60  70139   1658    2235    n/a

7/11/2019   822 529.79  69562   1929    2751    n/a

7/10/2019   451 553.79  68740   1861    2312    n/a

7/09/2019   41  515.29  68289   1967    2008    n/a

7/08/2019   47  525.90  68248   1853    1900    n/a

7/07/2019   33  623.70  68201   1740    1773    n/a

7/06/2019   707 607.79  68168   2698    3405    n/a

7/05/2019   833 533.40  67461   1640    2473    n/a

7/04/2019   1361    530.90  66628   2030    3391    n/a

7/03/2019   204 359.70  65267   1742    1946    n/a

7/02/2019   799 402.40  65063   1853    2652    n/a

7/01/2019   1062    467.10  64264   1778    2840    n/a

6/30/2019   66  384.20  63202   1913    1979    n/a

6/29/2019   147 467.20  63136   1971    2118    n/a

6/28/2019   1025    481.70  62989   1793    2818    n/a

6/27/2019   -126    391.90  61964   2141    2015    n/a

6/26/2019   -37 452.30  62090   2199    2162    n/a

6/25/2019   808 514.20  62127   2220    3028    n/a

6/24/2019   -351    466.70  61319   2395    2044    n/a

6/23/2019   631 561.70  61670   2022    2653    n/a

6/22/2019   1446    555.50  61039   1809    3255    n/a

6/21/2019   233 478.60  59593   2200    1967    n/a

6/20/2019   896 541.20  59360   2296    3192    n/a

6/19/2019   166 468.20  58464   1996    2162    n/a

6/18/2019   292 468.90  58298   1811    2103    n/a

6/17/2019   127 478.30  57997   1949    2076    n/a

6/16/2019   478 522.29  57870   1924    2402    160.0

6/15/2019   582 536.50  57392   2503    3085    n/a

6/14/2019   333 515.79  56810   2096    2429    n/a

6/13/2019   599 546.20  56477   2200    2799    n/a

6/12/2019   569 545.29  55878   1922    2491    n/a

6/11/2019   677 534.40  55309   2222    2899    n/a

6/10/2019   859 624.50  54632   1995    2854    n/a

6/09/2019   173 605.40  53773   1673    1846    n/a

6/08/2019   386 688.60  53600   2345    2731    n/a

6/06/2019   620 750.80  53214   1966    2586    n/a

6/05/2019   375 822.10  52594   1960    2335    n/a

6/04/2019   637 849.40  52219   2078    2715    n/a

6/03/2019   590 906.60  51582   1811    2401    161

6/02/2019   460 904.20  50992   1697    2157    n/a

6/01/2019   1578    905.30  50532   2156    3734    n/a

5/31/2019   668 846.20  48954   1482    2150    n/a

5/30/2019   1005    831.70  48286   1735    2740    n/a

5/29/2019   812 811.90  47281   1786    2598    n/a

5/28/2019   763 758.30  46469   1737    2500    161.25

5/27/2019   1333    743.00  45706   1153    2486    n/a

5/26/2019   648 638.50  44373   1953    2601    Memorial Day (home)

5/25/2019   1209    633.60  43725   1548    2757    n/a

5/24/2019   566 635.29  42516   1438    2004    n/a

5/23/2019   471 629.40  41950   1619    2090    n/a

5/22/2019   987 707.80  41479   1771    2758    n/a

5/21/2019   523 739.10  40492   1615    2138    n/a

5/20/2019   807 711.10  39969   1936    2743    165.25

5/19/2019   276 722.60  39162   1643    1919    n/a

5/18/2019   610 756.80  38886   2535    3145    n/a

5/17/2019   288 773.50  38276   1846    2134    n/a

5/16/2019   599 811.60  37988   2035    2634    n/a

5/15/2019   1226    838.90  37389   2100    3326    n/a

5/14/2019   507 784.20  36163   2115    2622    n/a

5/13/2019   1255    798.60  35656   2000    3255    163.75

5/12/2019   1200    767.00  34401   2303    3503    n/a

5/11/2019   243 695.90  33201   1951    2194    n/a

5/10/2019   922 765.60  32958   2173    3095    n/a

5/09/2019   618 748.50  32036   1771    2389    n/a

5/08/2019   777 804.90  31418   1706    2483    n/a

5/07/2019   669 817.80  30641   1515    2184    n/a

5/06/2019   872 742.60  29972   2036    2908    163.0

5/05/2019   679 781.20  29100   2060    2739    n/a

5/04/2019   651 822.10  28421   1880    2531    n/a

5/03/2019   939 794.50  27770   2133    3072    n/a

5/02/2019   616 804.20  26831   1880    2469    n/a

5/01/2019   940 858.50  26215   2228    3168    n/a

4/30/2019   751 829.80  25275   1649    2400    n/a

4/29/2019   1182    782.50  24524   2017    3199    166.25

4/28/2019   906 679.50  23342   2298    3204    n/a

4/27/2019   -83 794.70  22436   2311    2228    n/a

4/26/2019   1884    812.40  22519   1884    3142    n/a

4/25/2019   1088    742.10  21261   2310    3398    n/a

4/24/2019   375 804.90  20173   2041    2416    n/a

4/23/2019   1036    837.50  19798   2455    3491    n/a

4/22/2019   1132    714.70  18762   2048    3180    168.75

4/21/2019   653 879.40  17630   2175    2828    n/a

4/20/2019   278 863.40  16977   1696    1974    n/a

4/19/2019   152 1009.30 16699   1960    2112    n/a

4/18/2019   1058    1031.50 16547   2145    3203    n/a

4/17/2019   1094    967.10  15489   2128    3222    n/a

4/16/2019   555 901.50  14395   2036    2591    n/a

4/15/2019   1716    870.60  13840   1888    3604    169.0

4/14/2019   701 811.40  12124   1791    2492    n/a

4/13/2019   -192    812.50  11423   2242    2050    n/a

4/12/2019   2779    981.30  11615   1582    4361    n/a

4/11/2019   493 765.30  8836    1903    2396    n/a

4/10/2019   1737    834.30  8343    2271    4008    n/a

4/09/2019   374 666.90  6606    1661    2035    n/a

4/08/2019   414 628.50  6232    1677    2091    171.5

4/07/2019   438 667.80  5818    1699    2137    n/a

4/06/2019   246 621.60  5380    1909    2155    n/a

4/05/2019   1124    726.50  5134    2053    3177    n/a

4/04/2019   712 618.70  4010    1682    2394    n/a

4/03/2019   1496    615.50  3298    2061    3557    n/a

4/02/2019   619 483.40  1802    1868    2487    n/a

4/01/2019   1183    625.70  1183    2100    3283    173.5

I begin today's blog entry with this happy memory from my childhood — the ubiquitous puddy tat that always seemed be somewhere nearby at my great aunt and uncle Spickard's house next door as I was growing up.

This morning, Susan has gone to take care of a patient being discharged from the hospital. She has to dress a wound. I've been struggling with anxiety and depression and messaged my friend-in-similar-straits, KB, via Facebook Messenger, to inquire about how well he's coping with his own symptoms.

I think I've been so stressed at work at Adanta that I've felt the urge to escape, but I wonder if I'm not better off to stay put and see it through. I only lack 4 years till full retirement. At least that will be a few hundred dollars a month, and I could then seek to embark on another 10+ year career elsewhere (or else re-contracting with Adanta).

I've also been working on the Unit 4 Step 2 lesson in my C# programming social learning units on my Facebook group.

Four days until Christmas. I haven't posted a blog entry in 9 days.

I've been having a lot of anxiety, chiefly I think due to the mess in TR: Kelly on leave, C being so high-maintenance. I actually faked a reason to be off work yesterday and interviewed with Heritage Children's Services at their Somerset location. MG was one of the two who interviewed me. I think my chances of getting it are pretty decent. It might only turn out to be $1500-$2000 more than I'm making, but I just feel I need a change. There's no chance of me advancing further where I'm currently working.

On another front, I've been spending some effort to gather group members and promote my William Miller Services side business. Group membership is growing well, but I've not seen an uptick in sales of various services.

It's been a stressful two weeks at work.

I've been working quite a bit on my Facebook group, and membership has grown to over one-hundred. I'm thinking about approaching a couple people about being admins.

I got up an hour earlier than I had to this morning. My iPhone was still stuck on Eastern time after our agency-wide breakfast and staff appreciation meeting yesterday morning.

Today, thanks to Susan taking several thousand dollars out of the 401K, I paid off my KHESLC student loan and my $2,775 hospital bill from last November's dehydration and kidney trauma. So, that's gonna save me about $350 monthly. Nice!

Also today, I saw posts that Austin Roy has sent to Hannah, and I am completely ready to stomp his ass.

After owning Scrivener 19 for years, I finally read through and understood the tutorial and can see it's a very worthwhile and reasonably priced software tool for authors. I may actually try using it for a book production. It's memory footprint on Windows 10 is about 59 Mb.

Thanksgiving 2019 pictures...

Happy Thanksgiving!

I posted this on FB this morning:

Today I went to church alone. Susan, Hannah, and Grant went to Lexington to see Emma at the University of Kentucky. I had lunch with Matthew, Laura, and Mamaw — chili and grilled cheese. Snacked some this afternoon while re-watching a sci-fi movie, Children of Men, then ran six miles before dark.

I also installed SkyFonts this afternoon. I'm using the Segoe UI font for this post. Fallback fonts are Georgia, then Tahoma.

I'm thinking about getting some sort of firm mattress for the Wayfair couch in our den, the piece of furniture that has become my mainstay. It's not terribly comfortable, in my estimation due to mediocre quality. I'm thinking about ordering a cushion, but I suppose I'd best check with the boss lady first.

This morning I cuddled with Susan, then we got up about 6:30 am at Lilly's insistence. I had coffee, a banana, and a mini-honeybun.

I welcomed several new members to my "Apps, Proofreading, Websites" Facebook group, and also did a nice Featured Author post starring Lisa R. Hall's novels Girl Found and Wendy. Already proofreading related, I got a "Thanks, man!" from J. N. Chaney for purchasing his tetralogy that begins with The Amber Project. Doesn't hurt to tip the hat to the man who has, so far, paid me $700 to proofread novels to prep them for publishing under his branding.