overcast, drizzle, but clearly later - apparently! temps 10
Doug arrived this morning...drove through the night from Toronto. Quite a smart thing to do since the roads are crazy during the day with people doing Thanksgiving travel.
Had blueberry pancakes and bacon for breakfast...and we're now all chatting and catching up. The wonderful Nancy has come by to help with our latest purchase...
Wait for it...
No, not a pony...
A MacBook!!!! Yay. But Nancy is getting it all configured and installing stuff. They would have done it at the shop but we needed to rush to get Rob and Audi at the airport.
If I write a long enough blog, the breakfast dishes will be done. I can hear the clinking from downstairs.
Can hardly wait to take the MacBook on tour next week.
Thank you ALL so much for your advice. And to the lovely Bev in Peterborough for her help too.
It's a beautiful little machine. I'm very excited about it.
And, another piece of fabulous news. We're on the New York Times list for the second week in a row. Dropped to 24th - but I am thrilled!!! And I didn't even have to buy 10,000 copies myself, though I was willing to.
We're hoping to have a quiet day here, talking, going for walks, eating pies, and reading by the fire. Will talk to you tomorrow.
Thank you for all you give to me.
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Saturday, 10 October 2009
Monday, 5 October 2009
Sigh, sigh, said Pooh.
partly cloudy, some sun, some rain, temps 13
Funny sort of day. Changable.
but a great day in every other way. Michael's eye sight out of that eye is no longer cloudy. He can now see - almost as well as before! The pressure is good, according to the eye doc. All is wonderful - better than we dared hope.
Phew. And SO glad I stayed with him. It might have been OK, but it should would never have felt OK.
Have breakfast in Cowansville then drove in to Montreal - hit bad traffic on the bridge but we were in no rush so it didn't matter. Since Montreal is an island that often happens.
Even arrived with time to drop by the Mac Shop in Montreal to see if we could be seduced by an Apple laptop. We need something smaller and lighter than our normal laptop, for traveling. We're considering the PC notebooks. But seemed a good idea to also check out Mac.
This, however, was a bit like going to the shelter to 'just see'.
We didn't actually come home with a MacBook, but it was close. Need to do some research. Clearly more expensive than PC - double actually. So are they really worth it? And surely the MacBook is considered 'old' by now. But does that matter? The laptop I write all my books on is probably 9 even 10 years old. Not even sure it has a modem. A real clunker. But reliable - sturdy. Does the job.
Decisions!
What a blessed relief that that is the degree of stress in our lives now. Mac or PC?
Sigh.
Funny sort of day. Changable.
but a great day in every other way. Michael's eye sight out of that eye is no longer cloudy. He can now see - almost as well as before! The pressure is good, according to the eye doc. All is wonderful - better than we dared hope.
Phew. And SO glad I stayed with him. It might have been OK, but it should would never have felt OK.
Have breakfast in Cowansville then drove in to Montreal - hit bad traffic on the bridge but we were in no rush so it didn't matter. Since Montreal is an island that often happens.
Even arrived with time to drop by the Mac Shop in Montreal to see if we could be seduced by an Apple laptop. We need something smaller and lighter than our normal laptop, for traveling. We're considering the PC notebooks. But seemed a good idea to also check out Mac.
This, however, was a bit like going to the shelter to 'just see'.
We didn't actually come home with a MacBook, but it was close. Need to do some research. Clearly more expensive than PC - double actually. So are they really worth it? And surely the MacBook is considered 'old' by now. But does that matter? The laptop I write all my books on is probably 9 even 10 years old. Not even sure it has a modem. A real clunker. But reliable - sturdy. Does the job.
Decisions!
What a blessed relief that that is the degree of stress in our lives now. Mac or PC?
Sigh.
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