Post something good that happened today

[DirtDawg]

Minutia it would be.

I refuse to try!

["couldbecousin"]

Had a nice nap

Naps are awesome, especially if you follow up with a strong cup of to wake up afterward!

[P7PSP]

Had a nice nap

Naps are awesome, especially if you follow up with a strong cup of to wake up afterward!

I must have more coffee now, thanks for the reminder cbc.

["couldbecousin"]

Had a nice nap

Naps are awesome, especially if you follow up with a strong cup of to wake up afterward!

I must have more coffee now, thanks for the reminder cbc.

You are welcome! I will soon be drinking Diet Coke at my evening job, so I can    !

['andersom']

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

[P7PSP]

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

["couldbecousin"]

I got to come home and post for awhile between jobs. That cheers me up. 

['andersom']

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

What's a limey?

I am addicted to Russian Earl Grey lately.  Most of the time with milk and sugar, if I've run out of milk, I'm having it with honey.

["couldbecousin"]

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

What's a limey?

I am addicted to Russian Earl Grey lately.  Most of the time with milk and sugar, if I've run out of milk, I'm having it with honey.

A limey is an English person. English sailors used to include limes in their food supplies on the ships, to guard against scurvy! 

[odeon]

My daughter's desktop computer arrived a week early.  I got everything hooked up, including wireless Internet, without a temper tantrum, curse word or, "Leave me alone!", in less than 90 minutes.  Not bad fot a 60 year-old broad.

I remember my first computer requiring disk after disk and one shutdown after another to load all the programs.

Back in the early 1960's my husband went to IBM computer school.  They would run programs by physically changing programmed computer boards into and out of the computer.  Or if they needed a new program they would physically put wires into the holes in boards to make the program.  They only used Machine language.  Things are definitely faster and better now. 

Some very cool computers back then. They've evolved fast, though. The first one I used, a Commodore Pet in the late 70s, already had a built-in Basic interpreter.

[odeon]

Had a very good day today. Met with a friend and went to another friend's birthday party which was very enjoyable in spite of all the people there, most of whom I didn't know.

['andersom']

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

What's a limey?

I am addicted to Russian Earl Grey lately.  Most of the time with milk and sugar, if I've run out of milk, I'm having it with honey.

A limey is an English person. English sailors used to include limes in their food supplies on the ships, to guard against scurvy! 

Thank you.

[Queen Victoria]

My daughter's desktop computer arrived a week early.  I got everything hooked up, including wireless Internet, without a temper tantrum, curse word or, "Leave me alone!", in less than 90 minutes.  Not bad fot a 60 year-old broad.

I remember my first computer requiring disk after disk and one shutdown after another to load all the programs.

Back in the early 1960's my husband went to IBM computer school.  They would run programs by physically changing programmed computer boards into and out of the computer.  Or if they needed a new program they would physically put wires into the holes in boards to make the program.  They only used Machine language.  Things are definitely faster and better now. 

I still have the Timex Sinclair that my husband gave me back in the early 80's.  It has all the computing power of a digital watch I'm sure.

Some very cool computers back then. They've evolved fast, though. The first one I used, a Commodore Pet in the late 70s, already had a built-in Basic interpreter.

["couldbecousin"]

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

What's a limey?

I am addicted to Russian Earl Grey lately.  Most of the time with milk and sugar, if I've run out of milk, I'm having it with honey.

A limey is an English person. English sailors used to include limes in their food supplies on the ships, to guard against scurvy! 

Thank you.

Happy to help! I love little bits of information, especially if they involve disease in some way! 

[Eclair]

The good that happened today was my cup of tea, and I will be getting myself another one. 

The day has only just begun.

Earl Grey tea is my favorite. With honey, not milk like the limeys do.

What's a limey?

I am addicted to Russian Earl Grey lately.  Most of the time with milk and sugar, if I've run out of milk, I'm having it with honey.

A limey is an English person. English sailors used to include limes in their food supplies on the ships, to guard against scurvy! 

Thank you.

Happy to help! I love little bits of information, especially if they involve disease in some way! 

Depends how you receive the information on said disease. ei; "Sorry, I think I have herpes" or "I didn't realise I had ghonnorhea when we met" are kind of not good things to hear.

(No, just to clarify - I HAVE not had this said to me )