Posted by Adirondack case guy on September 12, 2012 at 18:25:19 from (74.69.160.79):
Well, my compuker was down for better than a week due to a screwed up update from MacAfee that denied my compuker acess to the internet. The wifey's still worked fine, but not mine. She said I had picked up something here on YT, since I spent so much time here. She spent hours trying to get mine up and running, to no avail. MacAfee sent out a notice via e-mail that they had a problem that had affected some compukers. Fortunately she received the notice, I couldn't LOL, but she went through them on her puter, and did something that allowed me acess again, and I am back up and running. Been very busey on my total exterior upgrade to my deciesed dad's house New modern windows, Insulated siding, and vinyl clad trim. A lot of up and down work on my ladders and alumipole pick system. The wifey has also been busy with the garden. Vegie freezer full and bulging, canning shelves at around 100plus qts of beans, mators, slaw, V8+, beets and more. She has been running the dehydrator non stop with zucchini, carrots, peppers, onions, and herbs for soup and stew stock. Got several hubbardsto store in the root celler along with 4bu of spuds that are already in there. We took a ride around the upper 40A and the sugar bush tonight with the old chebby woodgetter, and checked out the deer population. Hope to put some venison in the meat freeezer this fall.The crops are looking really good up on the farm, 4th cutting Alfalfa is ready to be cut,and the husks have dried and loosened on the corn, however the stalks are real green. The beans have come on real well after the dry spell and drying down well now. All is well at Clinton Camp. central NY Loren
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