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Jan. 27th, 2012 04:47 pmThe Mister has his usual PC Tech stories: PCs that stopped working because they were full of mummified frogs, etc., and today he helped a nice lady whose computer wouldn't turn on. He bought a new power supply on the way there which pretty much guaranteed that her problem would be that she had never used the power button on the computer before, and indeed didn't even know it had one.
And I've got other stuff I could probably write about, but I really ought to get back to work. The kids are growing like weeds, yet also I have seeds still sealed in their packets. The sun shines now, as it did for most of a rare, sunny December, but there is much, much rain ahead before it shuts off in mid May. It turns out that my house temperature is set too low in the Winter for breeding mice. A heating pad has been installed in an attempt to put them in a more tropical mood.
Did I ever tell you I adored the movie Buck? It's a documentary about a horse trainer, and wow, it reached into me and took hold. I think it would speak to anyone who has ever been afraid and who has wanted to create a place of safety and respect for others. I've also been gobbling up books by trainer Mark Rashid right now, which is in a similar vein.
And I've got other stuff I could probably write about, but I really ought to get back to work. The kids are growing like weeds, yet also I have seeds still sealed in their packets. The sun shines now, as it did for most of a rare, sunny December, but there is much, much rain ahead before it shuts off in mid May. It turns out that my house temperature is set too low in the Winter for breeding mice. A heating pad has been installed in an attempt to put them in a more tropical mood.
Did I ever tell you I adored the movie Buck? It's a documentary about a horse trainer, and wow, it reached into me and took hold. I think it would speak to anyone who has ever been afraid and who has wanted to create a place of safety and respect for others. I've also been gobbling up books by trainer Mark Rashid right now, which is in a similar vein.
