No Camera, No Pictures

While I am DEVASTATED that we don't have a camera to take pictures with, thereby preserving precious memories of our lives, Cameron is ecstatic at this new development. Of course, the camera was so aged that it would shut itself off after 5 seconds of being powered up, even with brand new batteries. So it needed to be replaced anyway. But we could still squeeze a couple of pictures out of it now and then if we really tried. Now, we don't even have that possibility. The only picture taker we have is the webcam, and it makes my computer have a complete breakdown, so I unplugged it. Yes, technological problems abound. Cam is going to wipe my computer tomorrow and reload everything, which will be a much needed detox for the system. It has degenerated to the point where scanning one page takes about 4 minutes, if I can get the scanner to work at all. Often I have to restart the computer several times before it will respond to any command. Yes, I am fed up, because my computer is the key to getting my job done!

But we look forward to our impending move! We are migrating 5 miles northwest to a lovely townhome. Many call the complex it "Little Provo" or "Little BYU" because somehow the Mormons tend to congregate there. Probably because it is HUGE for the price, and Mormons like to have kids while in school.

Cam is making great progress on a complete draft of his Master's Thesis! I can't believe we are already approaching this milestone, though I'm sure it comes as no surprise to him.

Cam did the dishes and cleaned the kitchen and went grocery shopping for me today! HOOOORaaaH! I loved it. Saturday is a working day for me and so he was a sweetie and did all the housework today. Last night we finished the laundry around 11:30 pm. We always seem to end up doing laundry late at night.

I got together with a group of friends from Relief Society to do some recreational singing today. It was lots of fun and we've formed a little Enrichment sub-group.