I’ve been trying for two days to let you know that my Dell was coming home, but both of the drafts were stuck someplace in the atmosphere. There was a knock on my door a few minutes ago and Mike stuck his head and arm in with my lovely laptop held out, in a hurry as usual, but apologizing for not bringing it last night when he came to work on my power chair. Things never happen one at a time in my place. We go along for months with nothing ever happening, then the big “WHAMMO!” It all hits the fan at the same time. I will have to do more updating with the Driver Support team to try to speed it up, but it is working on Windows 8 at the moment. The Windows 10 it came with has disappeared and I really want that back. I sure don’t want to pay for it again, so that requires another session with the nice people at Driver Update.
As for my chair, I was shopping at Kroger’s Thursday and felt a little, um, pull? to the right, maybe more like a jerk? Then it felt like the right side was lower. First thought was a flat tire. Quick check showed the tire was inflated, so finished my shopping and came home asap, got out of the chair and the problem presented itself immediately. The right armrest, with the joystick of course, immediately dropped so low it was under the chair seat! Very alarming, to say the least. I sent an immediate SOS out to Mike with added HELP, and every other alarm message I could think of, and he came by last night and fixed that problem. Mikey can fix anything!
For the uninitiated the photos that just disappeared from the screen are the burgoo kettles that are used at the church picnics around this area. If I remember correctly each holds 60 gallons of the wonderful food, a local favorite and pretty much a regional dish, Thick with ground meats, chicken, beef and mutton, onions, cabbage, potatoes, corn, tomatoes, and the spices and sauces that are known to the cooking teams and very few others. I know one of the best ones, but I won’t tell. Just going to put the photos back on and see if it will publish this time If it doesn’t then this one just wasn’t meant to be written!
Wow! That’s a ton of soup
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And every bite of it is so delicious you never forget it!
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Hurray you have your Dell back!! And as for that soup …. oh my goodness! That is a LOT of soup, Angie!! ☺️
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It sure is a lot, but those church picnics are the annual fund raisers and are counted on to help feed and educate a lot of kids. Add all of the barbeque chicken, pork beef and mutton to that and it makes for a lot of people working all night to feed a lot of hungry picnic attendees. My freezer is full of burgoo right now and my brother will be bringing more soon to fill the empty spots I have by the time he moves in july. I don’t mind eating his contribution to my freezer and my meal plan. After all, I have to help make sure my brother is taken care of (she says, tongue in cheek).
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