Left to eat with some friends at Cock of the Walk, a great Southern-style restaurant, where we enjoyed greens, fried pickles, onion rings, catfish and chicken fingers, along with some very delicious cole slaw. Cock of the Walk has a very interesting atmosphere; mainly, there is a peculiar feeling that you are inside a sea ship. The way you are served is also different from traditional restaurants. Instead of having individual dishes brought out to everyone, there is a large community plate with the main course, along with several common dishes to share, much like you would find at a typical family dinner. We concluded the night by watching Signs at a nearby movie theater.

The broken Quantum hard drive should be off on its way back to Maxtor, and the transcript request form should be faxed to the University of South Alabama. I modified the PHP journal to confirm removals, since I’ve inadvertantly deleted quite a few entries. Oops. At night, I installed Debian entirely on the SCSI drive.

I left work early today to take a look at some cell phone providers right here in Mobile. I stopped at both SunCom and Cingular, just to take a peek at things. When I came home, I decided to install the replacement Quantum SCSI drive that had arrived (at least it feels like) so very long ago. Today was not a particularly interesting day.