I got the new printer set up at the shop. What a wonderful and positive thing! I'm already using it a lot and I'm looking forward to bringing it home when I retire, putting it into the "office" at home and taking the one I currently have in that room into my craft room for my etching and enameling work. What fun!
Life can be a lot of fun. Yesterday doesn't qualify in all respects, however. |
In the midrange of joy, we've accepted the fence quotation and received the final paperwork. I need to get that submitted along with a payment to get onto their schedule. I was going to do that last night except. ...
On the down side of joy - bending into anger and annoyance, was a phone call from my Credit Union informing me that several odd charges had shown up on my Joint Account. I called their Fraud Department, we determined that the charges were not legitimate, so we've cancelled that access card. I'm without access to that account for another 24 hours because I can't get a new card for it until Wednesday, at 9:00 am, when they open and I'm off work to head over there (it's only a mile away from the house, so really close). It's inconvenient. Not the end of the world, but very inconvenient. I think they caught it right away, but I'll be checking my activity carefully while I have a bit of time at the shop today, and I'll be ready to get a different card tomorrow. I was going to pay the fence downpayment with this card, though, so that will delay that ... or I'll put it on one of my credit cards instead. As I said ... not the end of the world, but worrisome, and very inconvenient.
But, it's a swimming day today (thank goodness). It'll be a quiet swimming day today since I won't get my new headphone until today at the shop (at which time I'll immediately plug them in to charge, and then load my book and let it run for several hours to get close to where I had to leave it when my old headset died. Today will be a VERY boring swim, though. I really like listening to my books while I exercise.
So, that's my life - some plusses, some minutes, and always something new. These days you just have to roll with the punches - no real choice ahead of you, just moving forward the best you can. That's what I'm doing, that's what we're all doing. Stumbles and obstacles will appear and happen, but we must keep moving. It's the movement that keeps us alive. Have an excellent Tuesday and I'll be back for a very busy Wednesday. Slava Ukraini and חיים למען ישראל.
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