Carelessness

[liv]

So, um, I'm supposed to be going to LC's wedding this weekend in Manchester. Knowing that it would be hard to find accommodation over the bank holiday weekend, I booked a B&B before I left for America (that is five weeks ago). I wrote down the details of my booking on a piece of paper. You can see where this is going, right? I've lost the piece of paper, and now I have no memory of where on earth I've booked. I'm trying desperately to reproduce the searches I did to find this B&B and I'm completely drawing a blank.

Also, I have somehow managed to delete my entire bookmark file from Mozilla. I have no idea how I did this, maybe pressed the wrong key combination at the wrong moment? This is a minor pain and most of it can be recreated with google and duplicated versions of it elsewhere. But just, argh.

Comments

[hatam-soferet.livejournal.com]

Eek. Well, can you narrow it down geographically?

[ixwin.livejournal.com]

The bookmarks-randomly-disappearing is a known Mozilla bug. I don't know whether anyone's come up with a patch/solution for it yet.

[ixwin.livejournal.com]

Sorry - that's Firefox rather than Mozilla.

[darcydodo]

OH MY GOD SHE'S GETTING MARRIED???!!! (Well, I think I knew vaguely that she was, but not that it was now.) Give her a big hug and congratulations from me, please.

[liv]

Not really, because knowing that it's in Manchester is less than helpful! Luckily I have a reasonably good memory for retracing my steps, and poking around with Google I found something sufficiently familiar to be worth a try, and turned out to be right.

[liv]

Well, that at least opens the possibility that it was a bug in the software rather than me doing something stupid. Even if it's mainly a Firefox thing rather than Mozilla. I don't think gerv_blog reads this, sadly, cos he'd know.

[liv]

*grin* I love your reaction. Yes, LC is getting married, it's been planned for most of a year. I will indeed give her a hug from you. Also your sweet romantic icon is very appropriate.

*bounce* I'm really looking forward to this wedding, they're going to be so sweeeeet!

[hatam-soferet.livejournal.com]

Yes okay, "in Manchester" isn't much use, but "near the hall" or "near the station" or something like that might have been. I'm glad you found it, anyway.