Saturday I began some work on my computer – taking photos off my IPad, loading a CD to copy some music for my class. But then ITunes wouldn’t work. Oh yeah I updated to Windows 10 and I bet no one is playing nice yet. Well I used all my computer skills – and I have become pretty savvy – to see what I could do to work around that but alas, I had to call Apple support. I spoke with Zane first and he even created a link to see what I was seeing on my computer. But he ended up having to fetch Ramona, a bigger boss I think, and even she had to admit it was probably a case of Microsoft needing to catch up. So I decided to cease and desist for the rest of the day. But 2 hours went down that rabbit hole.
Meanwhile my husband put together two tricycles purchased for my preschool classroom with only a few cussings at the “distructions” and one washer left out by mistake.
Sunday afternoon I decided to tackle my clogged dishwasher hose. This involved a snake, disconnecting two pipes from under the sink, 5 tools, lots of grimy gunk, cuts in my hands and water on the floor of course. But 2 hours later I was doing a happy dance in the kitchen feeling like Rosie the Riveter and running my dishwasher.
Monday I messed around with a scrapbook and some knitting and did laundry.
Guess which Labor Day I enjoyed the most?
wake up and write 
September 8th, 2015 at 6:48 am
If not for technology, we would have more hair.
September 8th, 2015 at 6:50 am
And, it makes me more happier to fix plumbing and such than it does even when I do figure out a glitch in technology. You rock. Happy back to school week, Amelia.
September 8th, 2015 at 1:06 pm
It sounds like unclogging your sink was the big winner of the weekend. And it had to make you feel very techey to be ahead of the Microsoft curve.