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Congratulations on your triumph of woman over machine!

On Thursday, September 11, 2003, at 02:38 AM, Mcesana@... wrote:

> Well, it has been the computer marathon of my life!  PLEASE do let me

> know if there is anything untoward about my posts, or the effect they

> appear to have in terms of computer function--we are not talking

> " flames " here--we are talking 0011-01-1100-10-0-1-10, etc., in a word

> the baby babble of computers.

>

> I explained to my 83-year-old neighbor that maintaining a computer is

> like having quintuplets with allergies, cf, cp, md, and whooping cough!

>

> However, I am happy to admit, modesty being my most well-known fea

> ture, that having terrorized 46 Gateway techs in India, 7 in the usa,

> and

> 6 in Canada, ONE tech, a genius, gave me a clue; she was in Alabama! 

> Then

> some little bell went off in my left ear or something and suddenly

> it dawned on me what I had to do.  And I did it.

>

> So, having had virtually no sleep for six days (did sleep last night

> as I

> had to have an endoscopy (easy and good results) today, and having

> spent about 16-18 hours per 24 hours each of all but one day, I finally

> beat the old hog (the computer, not me) into submission.  The little

> fel

> low is finally behaving itself, purring along smoothly.

>

> Do let me know whether there are any deffects that you all notice from

> my posts!  No one so far has said a thing to me about it, so what I am

> assuming is that by taking my usual lightening action (seven joint

> replace

> ment surgeries here, and severe arthritis), disaster has been averted.

>

> So, the computer, the little feller who dominates me, my telephone and

> my practical communication is, I HOPE, back in business, and so am I!

>

> Love to all my friends on all the lists which I am on,  that deal with

> cystic

> fibro

> sis and chronic lung disease, and to their computers, too!

>

> n Rojas, the cyber menace (formerly, we hope, if at all!)

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