You know... lol. We made extra keys for the first lock so that there would be one in every vehicle. I just put them on a separate key chain so I wouldn't have to turn off the engine in the winter months. Guess which key ring they are on now! LOL. You sir. Are a genius! Me? Not so much. LOL!
Uhmmmm no... I'm just having to deal old people on a daily basis, which is necessitating I find ways to make my life easier.
Printer at the office quit, they were all suggesting just going on line and ordering one at the office. I told them all, "Y'all just let me go to town and pick it up, please." Did you know that Epson has printers that have seen virtually no changes in the controls and functions thereof in the last 10 years. I mean all the nifty features, pretty cases, and the do everything functions and do-dads offered by everyone who makes printers were all irrelevant in my selection.
My selection was based on... "Does the paper load the same way, do the ink cartridges load the same way, do the buttons do the same thing, does it spit copies out the front in the same manner, as the last printer? SO I DON'T HAVE TO EXPLAIN THIS S.O.B. TO AN 80 YEAR OLD MAN THAT CAN'T HEAR, AND WON'T LISTEN, ON A DAILY BASIS!!"
$185 - I found exactly the printer I was looking for, with spare set of ink cartridges, and extended service agreement. Set it all up Saturday after meeting up with Wayne, installed it to both computers in the office, test printed pages from both, it was working flawlessly.
Monday morning I am not even 2 steps in the door, and he says... "This damn thing don't work in Quickbooks. I tried printing checks, and it won't do anything."
Opened Quickbooks up, clicked on "Print" selected Epson XP-440 from the printer menu, rather than the previous Epson FX-510, and it worked perfectly!
Yes, I did uninstall the old printer, for the computer nerds amongst you. I assume Quickbooks had cached it in the printer list, or it's still in the Drivers/Registry/something. Don't know!
Had a melt down looking for leftovers in the fridge earlier this week, while the wife and mother-in-law were in TN. Decided to clean the fridge out...
12 open bottles of Ginger Ale, Pepsi, Juice, assorted flavors of Gatorade scattered randomly there throughout, 3 open partially to mostly used packs of bacon, 3 bottles of bar-b-que sauce open, 4 bottles of ketchup, couple bowls of leftovers and other goodies shoved in the back with hair longer than mine. Bottle of egg nog that was well into turning into a solid, bottle of Sherry with one glass in it, bottle of chocolate wine with glass and a half in it, 6 different types of bottled alcoholic beverages - 1 of each. It all went away!!
Told the wife when she got home, to take every damn thing out of the freezer, lay it all on the counter, then 1.) try to determine what it is, 2.) try to determine what of it is still edible, 3.) determine whether there is enough of it to warrant the gallon zip lock bag it's in being in the freezer, 4.) figure out which of the 87 freeze packs inhabiting the freezer door were necessary, and find a home outside the freezer for the rest of them.
She went in meltdown mode on the freezer inside, beer fridge in the shed, deep freeze! Told me that 5 - 6 bags of goodies had netted the two servings of corn, and 2 1/2 servings of English Peas we had for supper last night. At which point one truly has to wonder, why when you are pouring peas or corn in the pot, why do you stop, leaving a quarter or half cup of either in the bag and put it back in the freezer? There is 4 of us in the house, what are you going to do with that? Why not just go ahead and dump it in the pot and be done with it?