That’s the sound of some insidious,
evil geek, hacking into and crashing my computer. It took a week and a few nicer geeks to get
things back to almost normal. Almost!
I don’t think my sweet little computer will ever
be quite the same. I use a big, 17 inch
HP laptop, on an angled stand with two fans blowing underneath. The fans are because it runs very hot. It’s not
the kind of laptop you carry around under your arm.
It has been helping me with
bookkeeping, accounting and taxes for a lot of clients for 6 years. Then, someone playing games decides to ruin
it. I have Norton Antivirus and an
internet watcher called Malwarebytes, but they both missed the offender. Fortunately I am faithful about backing up critical
information.
You can see in the picture how much I
use my computer by the missing letters on the keyboard. I learned to type on old style
typewriters.
First an Underwood, then a Remington
and a Royal. I guess I type on the tips of my fingers as one had to
do to make those keys go down, so my fingernails, whether short or long,
absolutely ruin the keyboard of every computer I use. The people at Best Buy wanted to know if I
spilled something on the keyboard (lye?).
If it had only been that easy!!
Knitting was my relaxation during this ugly
event. I don’t believe I am going to
like the heft of the heavy-weight cotton for a dishcloth. We will see.
I have started the Fair Isle on the
hat, but I’m afraid the variegated color sections may be too long to have that
stained glass effect. Again, we will
see.
Baby girl's sweater and soft as a bunny’s tail
blanket have been sent off to the new great-granddaughter who was born early
last week.
Meet Monroe Kathleen. She is my Carrie’s 3rd grandchild. Her son Joshua told me that he felt his mom there. Knowing Carrie as I do I am
certain she was there.
Life is good.
