Saturday, January 13, 2007

Saturday Soaps

Well, this morning I got off to a rather slow start. When I finally drug myself out of bed and went downstairs to do my morning computer time, I found out that the computer and phone were not working. The cable TV was working but not the cable broadband or computer phone.


I called the cable company on my cell phone around 0845 and after playing the push the buttons game, I finally got to talk to a real live person. They finally were able to let me know that there was a problem in the area and they had no estimated time of completion. So I decided to make myself some breakfast.

I took some of the ribs and took the meat off it, added some chopped onions, added some chopped garlic, shredded a potato and fried them up. When they were done, I fried a couple eggs. It must have smelled pretty good as Kathleen came down shortly afterwards and asked what I had made. I think it was the onion and garlic combination that produced the good aroma. I like using a lot of onion and garlic when I cook.

Kathleen made herself some hash browns and eggs as well. Since we could not do anything on the computer I decided to strip the bed and wash the bed linen, after that I did four loads of regular laundry, washed, dried, folded and put away.

I was getting tired of picking up the phone to see if it was working yet or not, so I called Comcast and took the option to get called when the system was back up. About 1500 I got a phone call from Dan's father so I knew that the lines must be working. I finally got a chance to check my e-mail.

I quartered an orange, an apple and peeled a banana for lunch. I just vacuumed yesterday, but I could see a lot of Reggie fur on the burgundy rug, so I decided that I had better vacuum again. It seems sometimes he just sheds like crazy and other days not so much.

Luckily, it was Saturday, so there was not a lot of e-mail, but since I do my devotions online and also my Bible reading, I could get that done as well. Of course, if worse came to worse, I could always do it the old fashion way and use my Bible and do my devotions with my computer Bible program, but I have gotten so spoiled.

Anyway, for dinner it just felt like a chili night, so we used some of the left over rice and put chili on top. I had one bowl and started to eat another one, but I decided that I was full enough and did not need to stuff myself.

Well, Kathleen has gone upstairs and I will probably finish this up, watch a little TV, then go upstairs, take a shower, and enjoy those nice crisp sheets. So good night!

2 comments:

Alyssa said...

Man, you are so on top of things! Clean sheets and everything.

Say, what kind of Bible software do you use? I wonder if that would make it easier for me since I am at the computer a few times a day.

Bob Roush said...

I use PC Bible, it is by BibleSoft out of Seattle, but there are several other good ones out there. The Christian bookstore at the outlet mall in Troutdale carries an older version of this plus a couple other ones as well.