Wow, sounds like you are really learning the ins and outs of computer stuff!  (Ha, don't I have the terminology mastered?)

Arthritis is so painful, for me right now it is mostly in my fingers, and my joints are swollen, but sometimes they swell even larger and turn red.  Sometimes they are too stiff to move, and sometimes they even "catch" - ouch!

And of course, when I mention these things to my doctor, they ingore it.  Except once, one of them told me I should take aspirin if it's too painful.  And managed to make it sound like I am a wimp for complaining.

Hope yours feels better soon!

It was grey here, and the rains came. We were in the pasture with a colicky horse early, and the damp made me achy. I am pretty young to have arthritis, but I think I do. Some mornings I ache so badly I don't want to move!
Hope that the lighter load means you have more time to relax.....

Think you have retained the best job Sis.   MOW is a service to fellow man that  most  people aren 't prepared to do.    And  more valuable than most other things. 

Heh,  I'll bet it wasn't a woman doctor that told SuzyQ damit that she should try aspirin.  

Ticks me off when  arthritis gets to my wrists and fingers.   'Bout the only joints that I can get  service out of any  more. 

Last night we had freezing rain.  Lots of accidents last night when the roads accumulated ice.  Glad our kids had the sense to stop at a motel. 

You are really learning a lot about PSP now.  I hope to get out and buy it soon.  Haven't had time to sit and play with the trial version I downloaded.  Don't want to buy and download online.  Want a disc in my possesion for when I have to reinstall everything!

The two little characters are so cute!  My grandson thinks I know so much about computers----he should know you!!!  One of his classmates at high school asked him a computer question.  He said he didn't know, but would find out.  He called me, and I fortunately knew the answer.  He went back and told his friend.  Friend asked where he found out.  Silas said my grandmother told me.  His friend was dumbfounded that a "gramma" would know ANYTHING about computers!!  And I don't know nearly as much as a lot of the "Old People" here on Xanga!  It is good when young people find out that we are still pretty smart in our old age, right??  And that we can still learn new things!

It is good when you don't feel stressed by your volunteer work.  There comes a time when one must slow down.  Think you have reached it, haven't you?  Just the MOW is a big commitment.

Oh, no.  Poor Hub to get drinched taking down the flags.  Was he upset?   

I hardly ever use Zip disks anymore, but I still have them.  Mine are in plastic, but mine are older ones.  Maybe they just put the newer ones in cardboard?

It's good that you do the MOW.  I used to do that when I didn't work full time. 

I feel so ignorant when it comes to computer work, although I have been using a PC for several years it has only been for work. The preparation of school papers and translations.

Maybe when I stop being so busy at school I'll find the time to learn something more on my PC. All the best with your MOW.

You sound as if you are learning so much new stuff. What exactly is the class you are taking? *hugs*