All does, indeed, seem lost.

Aurgh.  My iPod is still on the blink.  For just a short little window while I was writing my last blog post, it seemed to have recovered just fine and I was reinstalling apps and rearranging them.

Then, it froze again.

And it hasn't recovered since.  It is still spinning its proverbial wheels as I type this.

I CAN'T JOG WITHOUT MUSIC!  Phooey.

I asked Helena if I could borrow her iPod yesterday and she was happy to loan it.  While I am grateful to her for the loaner, her music threw me off.  Let's just say it is not to my tastes.  This is less a generational thing than the fact that Helena has quirky tastes in music.  Her exercise playlist has a Quidditch song and a bunch of French rap mixed in with more familiar tunes.

So, today I will borrow Will's iPod.  I looked over his music list (which is surprisingly small, btw) and found that I knew most, if not all the songs on it.  He is also happy to loan it to me.

Still, I have to find a solution to my frozen iPod.  I think I am going to have to break down and buy AppleCare and take it in to be looked at.

Harumph.