Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Where the time goes
Monday, March 22, 2010 11:41am McDonald's Wt.: 175
A dillar a doller, a ten o'clock scholar, what brings me here so soon.
I used to come at ten o'clock, but now I'm here at [almost] noon.
After coffee, browsing, and walking, I may get home at three.
No matter what I choose to do then, I will be putting off six other things. Plus everything takes longer than expected. As Phyllis says, "There are no five minute jobs."
Weekly stuff: laundry, shopping, bills.
Part of the problem is that I sleep more than I used to, and I move slower.
At night I watch Wheel of Fortune and often more.
And I read.
Yesterday, I tossed some more clutter and printed a few pictures for the photo club.
A dillar a doller, a ten o'clock scholar, what brings me here so soon.
I used to come at ten o'clock, but now I'm here at [almost] noon.
After coffee, browsing, and walking, I may get home at three.
No matter what I choose to do then, I will be putting off six other things. Plus everything takes longer than expected. As Phyllis says, "There are no five minute jobs."
Weekly stuff: laundry, shopping, bills.
Part of the problem is that I sleep more than I used to, and I move slower.
At night I watch Wheel of Fortune and often more.
And I read.
Yesterday, I tossed some more clutter and printed a few pictures for the photo club.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
My Network
I have five [!] computers on my home network using the at&t modem-router and their DSL line. All now run on Windows XP. Two of them were on Windows 98 sitting side by side. When one of them had a hard-drive failure I managed to replace it with a similar refurbished unit with Windows XP. Then it was time to install XP (that I bought some time ago) on the other one. A third desktop sits upstairs in my bedroom. It uses a Netgear wireless adapter. I have a laptop which also requires an adapter. Not long ago I bought an Acer netbook which I love. It uses XP and has wireless built in. Finally I have a MyBook external hard drive attached to the bedroom computer which backs everything up. By the way, the two side-by-side computers have Ethernet connections to the router.
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