Fixes.

 Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.

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As I mentioned sometime back, after I left my latest job due to my lower activity level, I ended up causing myself a Hernia similar to the one I had repaired Eleven Years ago. It was the Hernia and not the Hip/Leg Pain that woke me a few times throughout the night.

After making up for the lost sleep, we again kept breakfast lite with a simple Pastry and Coffee.

We’ve all had problems with our computers (numerous times) and had to work them out by ourselves or take them into a Technician. While I was reading the different News Medias, I would rotate the wheel on the mouse to move the page up and down. Suddenly, every time I rolled the wheel, the size of the screen changed percentage wise. Then, when I would click on a Link, it would open as another tab. No matter what I did, the mystery continued even after I restarted my Laptop, Twice. I then tried shutting it off, waiting Two Minutes to restart it with the same results. Looking out the Balcony Door, I thought of the only alternative. In order to reboot it I first opened the Balcony Door because the Humidex felt like 95 F (35 C) outside. Once the Computer was completely turned off, I pulled the Battery for Ten Minutes to be certain the was no power getting by.

After having Grilled Cheese Sandwiches for lunch, when I turned my Computer back on, it worked like nothing ever happened.

Then I started with Indigestion, that is common with Hernias. It’s bad when you belch gas that smells like something else. Luckily Kathy has a stash of Life-Savers that worked like a charm. By the time that was settled, my Hip/Leg was starting to Throb. Instead of heading out to get groceries, we dug deeper in the Fridge and made an enjoyable supper.

We watched the third Fantastic Beasts movie to finish off our evening.

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Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

You Know You're Over The Hill When You look both ways before crossing a room.