I went to the auction last night.. I really wanted this lamp.. I didn’t
get it.. it was WAY out of my price range at 290.00!
1. Wii Fit
2. List eBay Stuff
3. Do something with #2′s hair.
4. Write and Send in article.
5. Do something with my hair..
6. AGAIN! Download all the stuff that I need to make my computer RIGHT again.
7. Take #1 to the Dr.
8. Schedule listings.
9. Call Napster.
10. Make some insurance phone calls.
11. Dinner= meatloaf, mashed potatoes, corn, gravy
You know how I said my computer works.. Well it works.. but I can not get my photo hosting software OR my eBay listing tool (Blackthorne Pro) to work like it should. I’ve taken lots of photos of stuff to blog about, but can’t seem to fix them.. so no blogs.. Hopefully tomorrow I will be able to get my Microsoft Net Framework downloaded and installed correctly tomorrow.
Monday’s To Do List
1. List eBay Stuff
2. Library Sale
3. Wii Fit
4. Do something with #2’s hair.
5. Do something with my hair..
6. Figure out if I’m going to THIS auction tonight.
7. Download all the stuff that I need to make my computer RIGHT again.
8. Schedule listings.
9. Call Napster.
10. Make some insurance phone calls.
11. Bank
12. Dinner= meatloaf, mashed potatoes, corn, gravy OR if I’m at the auction… Left overs..
I got up this morning.. realizing that I forgot to make my to do list. I sat down at my computer and it was off. I thought maybe Windows did an update or something. I turned it on, it booted up.. and I received an error code…
Not this screen actually.. but one similar. I messed around with the computer for another 30 minutes or so.. then called The Man. He told me based on the error codes, I needed a new hard drive. (This will be the 3 in this Dell of mine). I called Wal-mart to see if they had a hard drive for a laptop. I spoke to a woman in electronics, told her “I needed a hard drive for a laptop.” She came back on the phone 5 minutes later to tell me she had some, and they ranged in price from 59.00 to 89.00.
#2 and I went in search of the perfect hard drive. We arrived at Wal-mart only to find that the two 65 + year old women working in the electronics department had the external hard drives confused with actual hard drives. Which means a lovely 50+ mile drive to Kansas City. This made #2 super happy. He loves to go to the nerd stores.
Once in Kansas City we purchased a hard drive for $65.00.. and headed home. Needless to say 6 hours later it’s not my hard drive, it the mother board or the processor. Currently I am waiting on this man:
To fix it.. if he does.. my mother was right. “It is really nice to have a man around that can fix things.”