Worked until 12:45. Went home on 2 o’clock train. Went to Movies with Ma at night. Saw Hanse Peters in Lost & Found. Geo come home for Asbury & came in movies about 8 o’clock. Gladys De Reisthal married.
Author: Kathleen
It’s time to research an Upgrade
In November of 2010 I wrote up a post about how much I loved my Kodak ESP Printer/Scanner combo. Well, the time has come to replace my printer. I’ve been telling my family it’s gone “Skynet” on me. (Sorry for the Terminator reference, I’m a nerd.) I’m also hoping to take advantage of the back to school sales around town.
When I say Skynet, I mean it’s going absolutely crazy. It won’t print, it barely scans, and it won’t let me do any of the “maintenance” to try and fix it. It basically does what it wants, when it wants. Including shooting paper out at me. So I’m just done with it. I’ve had it for a couple of years, and I’m curious to try a wireless printer so I doubt I put my all into troubleshooting.
Continue reading “It’s time to research an Upgrade”Diary of Llewellyn: August 14,1923
Rather cool at night. Celeste supposed to come down at 7 o’clock. Not at house at 7:10 so we went down to see if we could find her. Did not see anything of her so we went on down to Orange to see if Jerry (Blanch Goldsmith’s husband) had windshields for us. When we got home found note. Celeste had been to house. Charlotte & Doc Tompkins married.
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I can pick my relative out of a lineup
Today is a great day. My sister is happy in her new car and my Grandpa Moore might be released from the hospital for a few days before his surgery. I’m hoping I can get the pictures for this entry scanned without many problems. My printer/scanner has been acting a little funny and I haven’t had a chance to troubleshoot it yet.
I received a few comments on my older entries this week, one was from Dana who writes the Just Folks blog. I jokingly told her in a followup comment that I may not know their names but I can pick my relatives out of a lineup! At first I meant that jokingly, then I realized how real that analogy was.
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