Yesterday I let off some steam that has been building for a long time.  Today it will be newer steam. For the past five years, I have hated October because it is Breast Cancer Awareness.  I should be a good veteran of that disease, and hope that all women pay attention.  All it does for me is to drive home the point that I didn't follow the guidelines.  For that I had Stage 2 breast cancer.  It makes me remember, even  more often, that I may very well have a recurrence at any time.  Talk about a bummer, and here are all the little walks, fashion shows to raise funds, and pink ribbons that adorn every possible surface.  The reminder is just too much.  I HATE October.
With that having been said, let's  move along to the next, and continuing complaint.  I STILL HATE WINDOWS 7!  I am sticking with it because the computer guru who writes for the paper says that my beloved XP is going to be obsolete in just a matter of years.  
I would yank this OS off this computer in a flash if I didn't feel I should get to at least have a pleasant greeting with this thing.  I spent the entire day yesterday looking for a file (a huge file of embroidery programs that I have been collecting for years.  I don't know if it was Win7 or the new computer that  I will swear is HAL from the movie 2001.  
The beast has a mind of its own.  All I have to do is look at it and something will be deleted - in fact I thought this post just went into cyber space, and I didn't do a thing to cause that!  But yesterday that file completely disappeared from the folder. 
So I thought, no problem - I have it on the external hard drive that has saved my butt many times.  I booted the external drive - there is was - I moved the cursor, and poof - it was gone.  Probably into the same place the original one went.  
I  was fervently trying to remember some of the sub-files, and my memory pulled its little act of not being of help at all.  I poked and poked until it was time to get the sewing machine from its yearly physical exam.  I remarked to the machine doctor about my problem, and we chatted a bit.  I came home and remembered a bit of that large file.  It is now in place, but in the mean time I discovered that I believe this little lowly laptop only wants to have DVD type of discs put into its little body.  It wouldn't write to just a plain, everyday, name brand CD!  
So, as of this moment, all it well.  I still am in a funky mood even though I should feel good about me clean teeth since I just returned from that appointment!   MIL is doing better.  Her More-than-assisted living won't take her back right now.  She falls too much, so she is headed for re-hab.  Me thinks that may be a no return trip, but she has fooled me before.  She will probably out live me!
Peace be with you! 
 
 
1 comment:
Just like how calm our lives would be if we didn't have all the electronic stuff! So easy just to pull a written or typed file out of the file cabinet and thumb through for the pattern we want.
BAH!!
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