Oh look at that -- only 7 more posts until number 36,000. Well, some early riser will get the prize. I'm not gonna make a bunch of 2 word posts just for bragging rights. Night Y'all!
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Oh look at that -- only 7 more posts until number 36,000. Well, some early riser will get the prize. I'm not gonna make a bunch of 2 word posts just for bragging rights. Night Y'all!
Six more posts!!!
Good morning fellow mutating mutants. Hope the mutations feel good today!
Two iPhones(5s & 6), iPad1 and iPad4, iMac27, MACMini, MacBookPro, AppleTV(1), AppleTV(new)---I'm sure I left something out.
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Oh, oh, oh. I forgot about the Airport and Apple TV. We also had iPhones 4 and 5s. Maybe I should buy stock.
Earlene, he needs an Apple Watch.[/QUOTE]
Grew up in the computer industry from the time when machines the size of 40 refrigerators had about one tenth the power of my previous i3. My i6 is now giant leaps above that.
I operated and repaired those monsters back when, and loved it all, but love the "easy" that has evolved.
Apple is more user-friendly to this ever-mutating brain.
Today we will report from one of the out of the way, unique, quaint, and unusual gems that we find in our travels.
This morning I took a walkabout in the camp, and it was so very quiet! After several days of Mutantatiousness, pleased but missing the jabber of STMs!
We'll be rolling out of here within the hour. Need to get an early start so we can get to Sikeston at a decent hour. 138 miles and looking like a good day for a easy drive. First stop - diesel fill up... looks like we will need to fill up with propane when we get there. Temps are a little cooler as we head toward Normal. Heat pumps are working dine but they don't work for scrambled eggs and bacon.
Have really enjoyed the sound of tugs pushing long lines of barges up and down the Mississippi. The trains were the right distance away to make their announcement a pleasure in the distance.
So it's off on the rainbow we go. Back at ya later.
BTW - Good Luck Sue and Martin. Hopefully CW will have you on your way today! Hope to see you in Sikeston or Effingham. Travel safely - all yee who journey.
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Steve & Annie (RVM2)
2008 Fleetwood Bounder 38F ~ 325 ISB Turbo ~ Freightliner XC 2014 CR-V ~ Invisibrake / Sterling All Terrain
Sioux Falls, SD (FullTime Since Nov 5th 2014)
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