…and other good news.
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Two days ago, my computer did its usual freeze
and refuse to restore. George has been
working on it constantly since, but he has been oblivious to the fact that it
wasn’t going to work no-matter-what he did.
We looked at computers at Costco last night, and there’s also the option
of taking it to the shop. Further
research makes clear the fact that this is the third time it has done this at
this exact time of year. I’ve lost all
of May…again.
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Only in San Diego category. We have had an orange and yellow submarine floating
in the middle of the bay for two weeks.
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Best of all…Back at work yesterday…and oh, how
good it all feels. Just the books. Yesterday I pulled outdated or damaged
volumes, put fiction with fiction, nonfiction with nonfiction, and priced the
small pile of new stuff. For me, this
whole experience was terribly satisfying.
I came home feeling really complete and balanced. G says he feels the same way when working at
the museum..
Such an interesting place to live. I'd get a new one if it were me. Love your work return. My arthritis rose up and is keeping me from our local museum and I really miss it and my friends. Glad you are back.
ReplyDeleteDur, a new computer I meant. Nothing like leaving out a key word.
ReplyDeleteI love/hate my computer. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to have a volunteer job where you feel you actually accomplish something. I barely feel that way with most of the volunteer stuff that I do, but I still show up. Sorry about the computer.
ReplyDeleteI think you should put that computer out of its misery. Or out of YOUR misery as the case may be. :)
ReplyDeleteI am smarter than the computer! It LIVES!!!!
ReplyDeleteYay, George!!! Good for you! I HATE computer agony. I totally drives me crazy. How wonderful that George knows how to cure it.
ReplyDeleteWell done, George!
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