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It is fortuitous that I have most all my 'stuff' set up on my new computer, email, web pages, banking, dropbox and the other things that I really need to make the new computer work for me. And then, this am, I looked at the last updates for our genealogy web sites on the old laptop, plus on the 1T backup drive Sister Helen so generously gifted me. I think the genealogy files on the back up are as current as I have. Then, as I will looking around on the backup drive, the old laptop went black. It has many problems that make it hard to use, but the most ominous, that I cannot handle by myself is a reoccurring short between the screen and the computer. It has done this before and eventually, as I peck around on the keyboard and the screen it will come alive. Even if it never comes back, I have now copied most of what I want from the backup to the new computer, and if I missed anything I want, it will be on the backup to get later.
I even copied all my music over. Since I pay for the net by the gallon, I do not stream music from the web. And, I have copies of all the grave marker pics I took in Carroll County. I have several full cemetery photos that are no long available on the net since our Carroll County site disappeared for the second time last fall. I am trying to get Ancestry to restore it again, but am not optimistic. I have a site at rootsweb that I can use. I just have to rebuild the site. That is really the main reason I wanted a new computer. I am well please with my fortuitous decision and timing.
And, I have all my old pictures, plus both phone camera pictures. This am I took a few pics of the goats with my new camera and when I inserted the card it had only the new pictures ready for transfer in a few seconds. A big improvement over what I had.
These were taken with the new camera I bought for the Japan trip. It takes good photos, but does not have an eye piece viewer. I cannot see the display screen on the camera in the sunlight because my glasses darken so much. It is literally a point and shoot in my hands outside.
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