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Stressed....
Well, dropping a thumb drive with your life on it is powerfully stressful.
I have a new credit card (thank you American Express -- my Costco membership is worth every penny,) a new bank account, many new passwords, and am continuing to tidy up. This happened because of and while moving everything over to a new machine.
CURSE YOU, MERCURY.
I still intend to do a MLD Facial Cupping on a friend tonight, so she will look smashing for her interview tomorrow. But if I have not hailed anyone lately?
Life is stressful.
On a good note -- I did get Microsoft Home & Student Office Trial to install. Who knows if it will open; I haven't had time to check it yet. So far -- I COULD NOT install it away from Internet access, even with a registered copy. As I purposely go off on retreats to work, with no Internet access, this NannyState Software could be a deal breaker on purchase. Microsoft probably won't care, unless a million or so of us migrate for that reason.
CURSE YOU, MICROSOFT.
Sorta good news -- high credit score. Potential employers are not supposed to use it when hiring, but many now do. I will take any advantage I can find.
Next -- playing Rubik's Cube with DropBox, and working on resume. Signing up for Kobo will also happen in there, and comparing the dreaded Fraud Alert with just signing up for alerts and monitoring.
Tired. Bulletproof coffee breakfast helped!
I have a new credit card (thank you American Express -- my Costco membership is worth every penny,) a new bank account, many new passwords, and am continuing to tidy up. This happened because of and while moving everything over to a new machine.
CURSE YOU, MERCURY.
I still intend to do a MLD Facial Cupping on a friend tonight, so she will look smashing for her interview tomorrow. But if I have not hailed anyone lately?
Life is stressful.
On a good note -- I did get Microsoft Home & Student Office Trial to install. Who knows if it will open; I haven't had time to check it yet. So far -- I COULD NOT install it away from Internet access, even with a registered copy. As I purposely go off on retreats to work, with no Internet access, this NannyState Software could be a deal breaker on purchase. Microsoft probably won't care, unless a million or so of us migrate for that reason.
CURSE YOU, MICROSOFT.
Sorta good news -- high credit score. Potential employers are not supposed to use it when hiring, but many now do. I will take any advantage I can find.
Next -- playing Rubik's Cube with DropBox, and working on resume. Signing up for Kobo will also happen in there, and comparing the dreaded Fraud Alert with just signing up for alerts and monitoring.
Tired. Bulletproof coffee breakfast helped!