Are we on line for the day?
11/14/05 8:00 A.M.
28 F, Cloudy, SSW wind 13 mph.
Good morning - I think,
I was not able to get on line all morning - until Margriet fired up her computer and she was able to access the ISP. I must have something set wrong somewhere and will look to it after I get this out. It might have just been a coincidence as the phone message at itol indicated they were having problems yet. Hope so, but sure am glad to be back on line again.
Everyone is readying for the snow. Several schools have already closed, based on predictions. It has not yet started to snow here, but sure looks like it. The radar indicates it is not too far from us to the southwest. Current predictions say we we will get much less than inland farther. We will remain under a winter storm warning for a time yet though, probably until tomorrow. Still, I probably will park the van at the end of the driveway when the snow really starts to come and accumulate. Must be getting lazy.
I did take advantage of our off-line time to continue completing some of the address books, &c. which were lost in the hard drive change. I suspect that I will continue to receive more addresses, via the mail and email, as they come in. Hope I don't have too many that are old and the Christmas letter comes back to us again. I still have all of the addresses and other information for LSM yet to reload too. That is a big block of stuff to do.
The plan for today was to beat on a couple of trees with a sharp instrument until they fell down and make some firewood from them. The wind is rather strong and from the wrong direction, so will postpone that to another day. Not to crazy about a tree falling in the opposite direction than planned - I might be in the way again. Our wood supply is in rather short supply at the moment. Not happy about that. Guess I will spend the time getting the Christmas letters written and out to those who I have addresses for. We do have plenty to do around here.
Time to get the day a-going.
In Christ My Saviour,
Chris <><
28 F, Cloudy, SSW wind 13 mph.
Good morning - I think,
I was not able to get on line all morning - until Margriet fired up her computer and she was able to access the ISP. I must have something set wrong somewhere and will look to it after I get this out. It might have just been a coincidence as the phone message at itol indicated they were having problems yet. Hope so, but sure am glad to be back on line again.
Everyone is readying for the snow. Several schools have already closed, based on predictions. It has not yet started to snow here, but sure looks like it. The radar indicates it is not too far from us to the southwest. Current predictions say we we will get much less than inland farther. We will remain under a winter storm warning for a time yet though, probably until tomorrow. Still, I probably will park the van at the end of the driveway when the snow really starts to come and accumulate. Must be getting lazy.
I did take advantage of our off-line time to continue completing some of the address books, &c. which were lost in the hard drive change. I suspect that I will continue to receive more addresses, via the mail and email, as they come in. Hope I don't have too many that are old and the Christmas letter comes back to us again. I still have all of the addresses and other information for LSM yet to reload too. That is a big block of stuff to do.
The plan for today was to beat on a couple of trees with a sharp instrument until they fell down and make some firewood from them. The wind is rather strong and from the wrong direction, so will postpone that to another day. Not to crazy about a tree falling in the opposite direction than planned - I might be in the way again. Our wood supply is in rather short supply at the moment. Not happy about that. Guess I will spend the time getting the Christmas letters written and out to those who I have addresses for. We do have plenty to do around here.
Time to get the day a-going.
In Christ My Saviour,
Chris <><
posted by Fisk | 8:17 AM
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