We
were struggling with the start up on my computer, again, when the doorbell rang.
I let G answer it as I thought it might
be nothing important. Happy, joyous
voices greeted my ears, and I started down.
Up the front stairs came a procession and last was my Oregon
granddaughter Sahara. We all started
laughing, and we couldn’t stop. Hugs
were everywhere.
You
have never seen a happier group.
Himself: Still struggling with my computer. This time we have all the needed backup stuff
loaded on my backup computer. I told him
that I wouldn’t turn it off until he found a solution to my start up
problems. He had fun with the
granddaughters and is now at work. Still
Atkinsing.
Herself: Very upset about my computer not
starting 2 days in a row. Great stuggles
here. Thrilled about having a camera
that will focus again.
Balance:
Napping.
A joyous surprise! Sorry about the computers, super frustrating.
ReplyDeleteGwande is contagious. I read his other books, but Being Mortal is the tops.
ReplyDeleteFell again today. No no bones broken but hurt all over. Fell over my own feet (duh) and landed on the boxes of plants that arrived yesterday. Lots of broken stems. got to get them in their pots tomorrow.
Yelled for David for 20 minutes but he's hard of hearing, and didn't notice until my dog scratched on th e door where he was napping.
Sorry about your computer woes.
Which one is your granddaughter? Cute girls.
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice surprise visit.
ReplyDeleteWhen technologies take us down the road of depression a shot glass or two full of youthful enthusiasm is the best medicine!
ReplyDeleteThese girls look to be so much fun. What a treat to have them visit you.
ReplyDeleteBlah, computer problems can be so frustrating. I had these problems when teaching and dealing with 5 computer labs in our business department. Do NOT miss those days. I got so weary of moving those big old towers and monitors around.
Lovely young women. Hope the computer ailments are over soon. Some strange virus is trying to attack my computer, but so far the anti-virus software has kept it away.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joyous thing to happen.
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