I have just realised that now my cataracts are rectified, I should be able to use my binoculars again. It's been a few decades since that was possible.
My Windows Phone has a 365 day prepaid data allowance of 42GB or 43008 MB, that equates to 117 MB per day. Since activating it on Thursday morning (it's now Saturday night) I've used 114 MB. So I'm nicely ahead.
The Men's Shed iMac has consumed 9GB of data since mid-November when we added 14GB to the existing 2GB prepaid allowance with a special double-data deal. Just over 7GB remaining after 3.5 months (Shed operates 2 days per week).
I've reduced the amount of red meat in my diet considerably, replacing it with chicken, fish & assorted other seafood. In that timeframe I've also suffered lees incidents of gout.
Must start eating some of this frozen food I've been buying lately: running out of storage space in a small upright freezer & in the one in the top of the refrigerator.
@bazbt3 In 1984 I was transferred from one works depot to another about 30 km away. I visited the old site 5 years later & my old cup was still on the hook, black as sin inside. It was supposed to be a beige colour.
Pleasant surprise: one of the regular medications I take retails for around $32 for a course of 30 tablets, however, getting generic instead of original knocks that back to $21. I'm just back from getting my latest "hit" & this time the generic was only $18.
Two recent Kindle book purchases refused to offer the option of Remove from Device, allowing only Delete. Emailed Amazon explaining the problem, ten minutes later they phoned back (after 8pm!) and instructed me how to fix the issue. Deleted the books, first saving them to the Mac.
Press & hold the power button until a restart is forced. The two titles were back in the library, when redownladed they then gave the Remove option.