Posts Tagged ‘Susan May’

Headphones

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

One of the best inventions is the headphone. I use mine with my phone. I can get so much work done while I talk because I’m mobile. I spoke to a friend for a long time today. While we talked I got my ironing done, clothes hung up, folded a load of clothes, painted a piece that goes on a post on the deck, painted two baskets and  prepared to mop. Nothing like multi-tasking big time. I should have bought stock in headphones.

Guest Blogging

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Check out my guest blog at Incurable Disease of Writing.

http://www.incurablediseaseofwriting.com/?p=4209&cpage=1#comment-1499

Leave a comment if you get a chance. 

Math Class

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

I’m not a math person and don’t even claimed to be. I didn’t like it in high class and took as little as I could in college. I personally think any math over the 6th grade is over rated. I just need enough to do my checkbook and that is on my computer now. Yesterday, I covered a math class. I was a warm body there. I can call roll and that is about all. The kids would ask me for help and all I could say was that I had it 35 years ago, if it is the same thing. I have to work hard not to put my prejudice off on the students. 

Making Points

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Saturday evening while I was gone my husband, two sons and a girlfriend went to a garden shower given for my niece. I knew this would be a social hardship for my husband, but he agreed to go. I explained that when he RSVPed that he would have to go whether or not he decide at the last minute he didn’t won’t to go. The guys went and had a good time and call me to tell me the points they got for showing up without female.

I did it

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

I fixed the printer. Our new router through my wireless printer off. I worked three hours on Thursday evening and spent most of Friday afternoon trying to get the printer to pick up the signal from my laptop. After reading and re-reading directions I finally got it to work. I’m not a techenical person so I was proud of myself. I was really proud not to have to pay a computer tech $60 to talk to me about the problem. I still could have used the time spent work on the print issue writing.