Did I just lose four points on my TV.com percentage, or am I seeing things?

I finally got my iPod to load photos, after many tries in which I had problems and couldn't get it to work right. So that's a relief.

I'm watching "Ninja Warrior" now. It's pretty good. I'm a bit more into "The Unbeatable Banzuke."

I requested a mail-in ballot, and today I wrote down my votes for all the categories, from president to local offices. Let's not argue about the contents --I'm just happy I got it over with.

I found a library book I thought I'd lost. Yay! I didn't get to watch a couple of the shows I'd downloaded from the county library's website, because the files were timed to expire at a certain point. Oops. Well, the nice thing about the neat video player that they have is that you can just request it again. Now you don't have to shlep to the place and actually get a video. They beam it to you through the magic of your computer. The Internet is run by elves, isn't it?

Just a quick hello. See you soon. Thanks.

Hello, today we had the adjustment of the cable channels that our network, FIOS, had been promising for a long time. They switched all the station numbers, added a bunch of things and generally confused the heck out of everybody. Thank goodness I didn't have to reprogram my favorites into the remote-- the system took care of the new numbers for the list itself. Still, when I'm flipping through the other channels, I don't know what's going on. I liked things the way they were-- Verizon could have just put all the new stations at the end of the old list. I guess that was too easy.

We also had a giant rainstorm, so bad that it woke me up. My poor dog was scared as anything. She was quivering on the couch with my Mom and Dad. She got a little better once the storm quieted down. T.V. and cookies will help anybody.

I'm writing this on my laptop Compaq. I'm trying to get more used to it. Wonder how much it costs to add memory, if you can do that to these things... anyhow, I'll see you soon.