I've been working very long and hard trying to figure out Windows 8. XP was a snap and enjoyable, but this W8 is a horror! Every time I try to get to where I want to go on the computer, I have to sign in everywhere with my user name and password, and it still doesn't take me to the right place--my home page Xfinity.com where I can access my email. Also my printer will not print anything from my internet pages. I paid the geek $150 to set up my new PC; he worked for two hours on it, so I figure he also had problems with Windows 8. But at least he could have done a better job with my printer. Frankly, I didn't want to spend $150 to set things up and in order but once he started, there was nothing I could do. I expected to pay the geek $15.37.
Perhaps I am having problems solving the issues with my new computer because I recently turned 89. Next February 27 I will turn 90! Who knew! Dr. Oz said that the leading cause of death in the 90s was frailty. And here I thought the leading cause of death in your 90s was being in your 90s. But now that I have gotten rid of my bout with ailments since December, I feel pretty feisty. I plan to live beyond 90 because RH+ is in charge of my medication department. She plucks down my pills wherever I happen to be at the times when I need them. If she doesn't survive me, I'll have a helluva time figuring out the pill issue. In fact, I'd probably dump them all in a pile on the kitchen table and divide them into three different piles for mornings, noons, and nights. How else?
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