Service details: replaced front cover, rear cover, barrier, finder unit, panel LCD, and DC/DC PCB. Adjusted, cleaned and checked all functions.
Testing in progress.
Speaking of OpCC, I just got Ghost Mice's The Debt of the Dead. It's thoughtful, honest folk/punk. I like it. Thanks to Aaron in PA for the tip.
At work, my third and final training class begain today. It's Visual Basic and related topics. This better be good. I'm looking at you, Microsoft.
Speaking of the dental hygienist with the ultrasonic tool, she gave me three tips to improve my brushing technique. At first she thought one tip would be enough but I nudged her into giving me two more.
Today's training ended with a review inspired by the Millionaire game show. No one won a million dollars. Some won candy.
One of today's highlights: remembering my voice mail password (fourth try) after not using it since I set it over a month ago.
No word from Canon. Perhaps there will be another opportunity to photograph the udder balm display at Farm & Fleet.
I watched School of Rock this weekend. It is very good. The main themes are the quest for meaning and how to overcome a thin plot.
My sister's band played in public for the first time last night. It was a good show with many friends of the band in attendance.
Here's a new game: try to find my car in this parking lot.
Did you find it? If so, you're a winner!
My camera is on its way to Canon for evaluation. The main problem with it is that it doesn't turn on.
The Fedex Ground charge was $3.53 to send it to Elk Grove Village, IL. UPS would have cost $5.50.
The weather was sunny and in the low 60s, a good day to ride! I rode a little over a mile to get to the Capital City Trail and then rode west past Dunn's Marsh. I turned on the Southwest Commuter Path, made my way through the UW Arboretum and took the Wingra Creek and John Nolen paths back to the Capital City Trail. (Approximately 20 miles total.)
I sleep fitfully last night. I dreamt that Dick Cheney was a doctor. He gave me a physical exam.
