It's Wednesday, where are the chicks?

Daughter number 2 called last night, she is with child (number 2) which will be grandchild number 5.

Hi Carold, glad you got home safely. How was the wedding?

I would spend more time in here, but have to finish yesterday's posts.

I'm glad, I wouldn't want to scare you off.

You are right HG, I'm not here to find my next love, I'm here for the wonderful people, like you, that have extended their friendship to me.

And I like that you like my apron.

And I don't have to shave or put on pants.

And our house only had ONE bathroom.

After seeing a couple of posts from women complaining about the men in here, I just have to share some of what I, and I'm sure others, are getting from the women in here.

1. Please read the profile, often there are clues that will help you along. My profile says 2 things that a woman should see right off the bat. I am looking for women for friendship. If your profile says "Looking for a man for marriage" we probably aren't on the same wavelength.

2. My profile says "separated". Granted, she is 2700 miles away, but this means that technically, there is still a Mrs. Oncegreat. Some days I wish I could change "separated" back to "married", other days I want it to read "divorced", and on a few days, after phone calls or letters from lawyers, "widowed" would be my favorite option. But for now it's "separated".

3. My profile says that I have raised 4 daughters and have 4 grandchildren. I promise you, that doesn't mean that if you have 3 little ones in school that I am looking to help you raise them. Been there, done that, have great pictures to prove it. Thanks anyways.

4. To the woman who said she is married, and feels unappreciated and just wants someone to hold her because her husband won't. Wow,, tempting, but no thanks, I have enough drama now,,, no need to add yours to it.

So just a word, please read the profile BEFORE sending an email to someone that has no interest in what you have to offer.

Now, if I could just find a nice single trollop or two to hang out with in between golf rounds.

Thanks, Carol, Good morning

Only 3 more cups and then I'll be fully awake.

Any coffee left for me?

Good night? It's only 6pm here.

Vista was an overly ambitious attempt by Microsoft. They had some great ideas added to it, but by the time they shipped it, it had so much crap added that it became a resource hog. Most people don't use a 3rd of what it can do. The new Windows is much sleeker and faster running than Vista, but has a lot of the new features that Vista had.

It's the new version that Microsoft is working on. They release beta (test) versions early for techs to try out and find the bugs. It won't be released until late this year according to the latest from Microsoft.

Sorry, once was enough.

And Betty thought I was just another pretty apron.

This is a great step by step website on dual booting. www.apcmag.com/the_definitive_dualbooting_guide_linux_vista_and_xp_stepbystep.htm

It does some things really well, I have it on one of my desktops that I can dual boot. The problem is that there are too many programs that you can't run on it, so I find that most of the time I am running Windows. Vista sucks, but XP with all the updates has become a pretty good operating system. I've seen the Beta of the new Windows (code named Windows 7 for now) and it runs more like XP than Vista.

Most times it's just easier to go out and get a newer model.