I've had a few people look to me on some sort of reaction on the news of Steve Jobs quitting Apple and what it means to the future of the company. Mostly, people want to know if I'm dancing in the streets over it. I know when I was younger I absolutely hated Apple. Most "Apple People" I knew were obnoxious. They made the same three jokes about PCs and would drone on and on about the superiority of Apple products. Mind you, this was in the 1990s, pre-iPod, pre-OSX, back when the Mac OS was a monochrome mess.

So if you haven't already read this week's issue, you should probably go and do that. I'll wait around for a couple of minutes before you come back. You're done? Good. Let's hop into things.

This week I finished reading through all of the comics I've ever written and I'll admit it, through the highs and the lows, there's a lot of work to be done in my rewriting of the series.

In my last article I mentioned that it has been 10 (glorious?) years of Ratfarts! columns. I may as well address that before you get the wrong idea about me.

I'm up and I'm grumpy on a Sunday night. My new kitten (shout out to Romeo, his first in a Ratfarts! Column), wouldn't let me sleep again and I'm up with an hour an a half to go until a single hour shift and then I can go back to sleep. Maybe. If he and his sister Grey Grey don't conspire to be insane again.

"What did I learn this summer?" Well, golly gee, that's a good question to answer in a Ratfarts! Column, isn't it? What did I learn? What did I learn? Dang it, now you're going to get me talking and we all know how that goes.

To say I haven't been happy lately is quite an understatement. My site has been down, obviously, and I'm grumpy. I know I'm normally grumpy, but not on the grump level that's been seen lately.

WordPress was a wonderful content management solution. It really was. All you had to do was pick someone else's design for your site and start writing. The plug-ins handled just about everything you needed to add to the site, from SEO management to galleries to display your pictures.

When it works, it's a beautiful thing. It really, really is.