I AM NOW ON VACATION!
What an exhausting and long year since last August – my last full vacation!
And exhausting … for ALL OF US! I am so fortunate to have been able to work
with such amazing and incredible colleagues at The Computer Help Desk over the past … 500+ DAYS! Yes, it has been that long since we started working remotely, late in March of 2020!
Without ALL of their support, humour, leadership, imagination, guidance and every single possible ‘intangible‘ that each and every single one of them, ALL BRING to our Teams meetings, emails, texts, GIFs, Emojis, Jeopardy, Quote Contests, it would have been impossible to accomplish a fraction of what WE ALL DID AS A TEAM!
THANK YOU ALL!
A few key UVic and BC websites for returning to campus in September for everyone!
- Return-to-Campus Guidelines now available
- Return to campus info for students
- Communicable Disease Plan now available
- UVic News
- Update on getting your COVID-19 vaccine
- Remote work arrangements announced for the fall
- Working remotely
- Post-secondary studies during COVID-19
- NEW COMPUTERS IN CALL! YAY!
- NEW FURNITURE IN CALL! YAY!
Not to worry . . .

August 30th to prep for
. . . Septem . . . PURR !!!!

I will bring Empire Donuts when I return to UVic!
~~Bogman~~











have grown up with! LOL!






















What about the others? Can I help them?








So, the next client might not be swearing at you … they might be providing you with their PASSWORD! 

So, right off the top, the best and most informative sites are HERE AT UVIC! If you haven’t visited, read or been told about these incredible resources, then now is your chance. And since a picture is worth 1000 words …. here are 6000 words!







Enroll in any computer security training that UVic has to offer! Refresh your Cyber Spidey Sense Skills all the time! Be aware of Phishing attempts! And be even MORE VIGILANT now that we are working from home – the same skills you are honing for work, are as important for your home digital security too!
“If security were all that mattered, computers would never be turned on, let alone hooked into a network with literally millions of potential intruders.”









