2014.04.24
Awake before the alarm clock today and I am not surprised.
Those steroids are really fun. But, I have at least slept through the night.
Took my pills today after I came in from walking the dog. It was a beautiful morning.
I got the kids up and they did a pretty good job of getting
ready and everyone made it to school on time. So by 8 a.m., I am eating my bowl of cheerios and
drinking my cranberry juice and sitting in front of the TV watching some junk.
Peter is meeting a builder at the new house in London and
calls me after with the update. Our renovation plans might be a bit delayed
because the builder is not available until August and I probably won’t have the
strength to pick everything out on a possible 2 day visit to London in
June. It would be hard to pick out
hardwood flooring, all fixtures in the house, kitchen stuff, bathroom stuff,
wall and ceiling colors in just two days. It feels overwhelming so it might be
better to take it easy with the renovations and pick everything out in peace
and quiet in August.
I went out with Sophie just before I left for my appointment
at the Apple Store so I can get help to get my recovered photos into the IPhoto
app. Well, who knew it would be such a complicated process.
Today’s blog is being written at the Apple Store where I
have spent the last 8,5 hours trying to get my photos updated and into IPhoto.
At the Apple store I have spent my time today with copying
over from the recovered external hard drive to the newly purchased external
hard drive so I would have a back up. (took 3 hours) Then I needed to update
the operating system to Maverick and then I needed to update to the latest
IPhoto. (took 2 hours). Then of course the IPhoto library was damaged so the
solution was to drag all the pictures over and create a new library. So far one
hour has gone by and about 5000 pictures have been transferred and only 10000
are left……who knows how long this will take? At least they are all really nice
here. This morning the guy helping me said ok this could take a while, how much
time do you have? I replied I have all day, I have cancer!
They even watched my computer when I went down to eat lunch.
Otherwise I have been sitting on this chair for more than 8 hours and I can see
that this place is hopping with people that need help.
I have not had much time to think today. I feel good
physically and that is a relief. I have been surfing on my iphone and have read
all the news that I could find. Clicking on Facebook is boring if you do it
every 10 minutes. The kids are home and fending for themselves now. Good thing
they are old enough to take care of themselves now in a responsible manner.
This is not how I planned to spend the day but hey there are
worse places to be than here at the Apple Store.
It my bad mood gone? Maybe, things always look better the
next day. My tolerance level is so
low that any sort of little setback seems like a huge setback. I have to
realize that and try not to let myself get worked up over the little things. Of
course, that is easier said than done.
LOVED. APPLE STORE. FRIENDS. FAMILY. KICKING CANCER’S ASS.
PHOTOS. MEMORIES.
Din attityd inspirerar! Visst är väl det häftig?! / irre
ReplyDeleteHej Irre- Tack.
DeleteYay for the Apple Store! and yay for people who understand! You're so right, somehow things that were a major isse the previous day look better the next day. Nice and slow decisions in August defo sound so much better than making hasty ones in June. Good thinking! Your attititude is awesome Teresa, just awesome! Hang in there girl, things are getting better and better by the hour. Go easy on yourself! lotta hugs to ya
ReplyDeleteHi Eila, Thanks for your kind words. Hugs
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