Number One: I enjoyed a remarkable ten hours sleep!! That is extremely rare!! I surmise that my “spinning brain” accepted the news that the Carbonite “download” was complete. Number Two: The “Myrtle Traxler Family Tree” has seen hours of attention (and I can “relax”?). Number Three: Yesterday was a beautiful Spring day and I spent time working in the yard. So I enjoyed sunshine and fresh air!!

Shopping trip not advisable; obligated to check my private “store” for “soft soap” and extra supply of nutritional supplements. For more than two months, you’ve heard my lament: “Where is it?”

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At 6:15 PM, the indoor-outdoor thermometer read 82 indoors and 82 outdoors.

“The old lady” has so much to learn about Windows-10. The previous message was prepared with WordPress default “new style” (because I didn’t know how to [initially] change the style).  After brain-spinning research, this message is prepared with the familiar “old style.” Please be tolerant of me as I (figuratively) grope around in the dark.

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Dr. Phil is sitting down across the table from us and giving us encouragement during our enforced quarantine during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Why is it taking so long (you ask)? “Images” is the answer. The last time I checked the monitor, image number 4235 was being downloaded. Those are my pictures in Picasa. There were/are pictures (images) in the blog messages, too. Quite honestly, I’m not going anywhere. There is a mandatory quarantine for residents of McClellan County (Waco), Texas.

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Did you catch my error? I had already prepared the blog message about “three-quarters and counting”–on the 23rd. All I needed to do was take a picture (with the camera) and place the image in the (prepared) blog message. The time and date (on the picture) are the 24th but the 23rd appears on the “print screen” image. “The old lady”  was a “proofreader” for many years. She tries to publish error-free messages. This error crept into the message because “the old lady”  was tired and sleepy at two o’clock this morning!!

Over many days, weeks and years, I have saved 5,326 items in a “clip art” folder and a “Smiley face” folder. This additional illustration explains the reason for the length of time for the download from Carbonite to my new Dell desktop computer.

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Click the image to enlarge for a better view. FYI: “Yes,” I was “up” watching the monitor for the 75% moment–at two o’clock in the morning.