Posted by Goose on November 14, 2012 at 19:47:12 from (174.225.131.83):
In Reply to: What did you do today? posted by Ultradog MN on November 14, 2012 at 16:35:58:
Went to the chiropractor for my monthly appointment.
Met with our local County Zoning Administrator about the building permit I need for a new shop building I"m planning. Found out I need a set of drawings of the planned building from the company I"m getting the building from.
Accompanied my wife to an eye appointment.
Went to Best Buy and picked up a new computer I had on order to replace one that was loaded with bugs. (It was on Best Buy"s 30 day replacement).
Proceeded to the company I"m buying the building from and told them what I needed. Salesman called our Zoning Administrator to confirm for sure. Then made the down payment on the building.
Came home, BS"d with a neighbor for an hour.
Started up my new computer. In contrast to the other one, this one works like it"s supposed to.
Went to a local tavern for dinner.
Started installing various programs on the new computer.
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