WELCOME to our new followers, Keven and Ruth (and Whiskey) who are full-timers, and are in Mexico. They've been blogging since 2008. Thank you both for signing on to follow me and my dog, Katie as we make our preparations to full-time in our yet-to-be purchased Class C RV.
WELCOME also to Aracelis - it doesn't look like you have a blog, so I can't show it here. But I appreciate you coming on board to follow us on our future RVing adventures. Hopefully it won't be long before we're on the road.
I have my laptop back and everything is working fine. Thank goodness! Thank you for your comments, too. They were helpful. I DID change my AOL e-mail password, which was suggested by Susan and also by Tim, our IT man at work. He said to do it immediately, so I changed it before he took my laptop with him to his shop.
I had to laugh, I had a comment from The Midlife Cruizer that looked weird - she explained in her message that two keys on her keyboard weren't working. Can you imagine typing without a T or a Y? I could easily read it, though, and it made me laugh. Check out her blog and you'll see. : )
Rick, it WAS a Trojan - I thought that was a virus, but maybe it's something different?
A couple of people commented about Norton Anti-Virus. I do have a current copy installed, which may have made this episode easier. They are not 100%, new viruses are always floating around trying to get in, but having a good anti-virus is a big help if one DOES get in.
Okay, enough about that subject!
One thing that was nice about being computerless was that I had an entire evening with no blog reading or writing, no web browsing, computer games, or e-mail. I spent the evening reading my Kindle, then went to bed, fluffed up a bunch of pillows, got comfortable and continued to read. I haven't done that in a long time, and it was a nice change.
Thursday I woke up with a bad headache - I don't get many headaches - but I went to work anyway thinking it'd go away. It did, a little, but then I just didn't feel well. I think I had the flu, so I packed up and went home. By late afternoon I was feeling better, thank goodness.
This morning I had the oil changed in my car, filled up the gas tank, and went grocery shopping. A handyman came over late morning to do some work around the house for two hours, and I got lots of little things fixed that were bugging me and that needed to be done before I lease the condo.
Then the appraiser from my condo insurance policy came by to look at the rain damage to my wall and carpet, took some photos and was on his way. My HOA is starting work on the damage, the contractor and one of his workers was here yesterday and today checking things out in my bedroom, on the roof, and the outside walls. They will start the work, I think, on Tuesday. They are going to put up two plastic barriers from wall to wall with a "zip" (?) passage between the two just in case there is something toxic when they open up the wall. There was a mold issue with another unit, so they are being very careful. The contractor seems to know what he is doing.
I put together a fabulous fruit salad for my lunch, along with a grilled cheese sandwich. It had fresh Costco pineapple, super SWEET, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries. They were all really sweet, and I have half left over for tomorrow. Great salad - it felt like a summer day, the sun was shining and I was eating a fresh fruit salad!
I cleaned out my stuck/clogged shredder, organized some files, did a little cooking, vacuumed, balanced my checkbook, ate my dinner and now I'm done. It was a busy day, but now my weekend is clear. I got so much done today, I think being home from work yesterday and doing nothing gave me extra energy today.
Nothing photo worthy to post for the day. Sunday was my grand daughter's birthday and I attended her cheer competition at San Diego State University. I'll report on that and have some photos next time.
From Me and My Dog, have a great Friday evening, everyone! : )
Full-timing in our 24-foot 2006 Forest River Sunseeker 2200 as of June 1, 2011, I've added solar panels and a catalytic heater so that we can camp off-grid comfortably. My dog, Katie, is great company. We traveled a bit in the Western States our first year, and visited the deserts of Arizona and most of the New Mexico State Parks the next four. This year - 2016 - I'm hoping to find a park model to buy so we will have a home base, but we'll continue to travel, too. What a life! :)
Showing posts with label appraiser. Show all posts
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Virus is gone, this and that
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