Somehow all this stuff has found its way to my office. Why?
Why? Why? I don’t need more stuff in here, trust
me.
Multiplying computer parts
It all started when I finally gave up on my old color
printer a couple of weeks ago and broke down and got a new one. I had just purchased new ink cartridges for
the old one and I’m still wondering what to do with those. I hate to see them going to waste. And now that was an unneeded expense. I must have a hundred dollars in new ink
cartridges I can’t use now, including three extra large new black ones. I would cry, but that doesn’t solve anything,
does it? I’m sure someone savvier about
these things could fix the printer. I
guess I need to think about donating this somewhere.
Aside from that printer issue, hubby decided I needed a
bigger computer monitor for my desktop.
He finally got busy cleaning off his desk and taking apart the old
computer that’s been there for years and not working. So one day here he comes and hooks up his old
monitor to my desktop computer, so now my old monitor, which is fine by the way,
has joined the color printer on the floor of my office. Sigh.
Everything else from my husband’s old computer setup ended
up on the dining room table. This would
be okay for a while because we eat on TV trays anyway so he can watch Fox
news. Meanwhile, I was thinking about
what to do with this stuff because I do like to keep the downstairs cleaned
up.
I didn’t have to think about this long because a couple days
later, the odds and ends of the old computer parts joined the group on my
office floor. This was a shocker because
hubby rarely picks anything up. I guess
it’s my job to find homes for all this stuff now - in my spare time. I wonder when that will be. I don’t have enough time now for everything I
need to do.