A few hours ago, I wrote (what I thought) was a witty and astute post about my visit today to the acupuncturist.  I devoted much attention to my choice of words and was painstakingly careful with my grammar and punctuation.  It took me upwards of half an hour to write my two paragraph entry, though this is probably because I was simultaneously watching a gripping TiVoed episode of Law and Order, SVU.  Anyway, when I finally felt my words and commas and yes, even a few semicolons had eloquently expressed the revelations I incurred during my afternoon endeavor, I hit "post to blog" and poof! my post was gone.  In an attempt to prove Einstein's defintion of insanity, I pushed "back" and "forward" over and over again, hoping that each time I would find that my words were in fact not lost forever in Internet purgatory.  However, my efforts were in vain.  I huffed away, stubbornly thinking "Well internet, if you don't want to post my brilliant words the first time, then you won't get to post them at all.  Nanny nanny poo poo!"  I then realized that I could glare all I wanted, but the computer was not going to change its position on the matter.  With the slumping posture of one admitting defeat, I emailed Lex, my go to guy for mediation any time the computer and I don't see eye to eye.  His explanation:  It was a .Net bug that would be fixed at some point.  And he was sorry.  Excellent.  So, unfortanutely for you, the world will never be enlightened by what I'm sure now were words that were destined to solve poverty and hunger, appease all warring nations, and lead to the discovery of scientific evidence that chocolate is actually the healthiest food in existence.  Such a shame.