My subscription period for my Verizon phone has come to an end. I’ve had my Treo for 2 years and it has served me well, but I’m wondering what I’m going to do next.
I’ve been paying Verizon the extra money for unlimited broadband access. The sad part is that my Treo is only a 650, and can’t take advantage of the high speed access that I’m paying way too much for. It’s gotten me thinking about what I’m really getting out of my cell phone and phone service.
Recently Berta got the idea to pull the twenty-gallon fish tank out of the guest room and clean it up so that we could once again use it to contain fish. The tank still had little rocks in it left over from our last functional tank, but in addition to the dried scum that seemed impossible to remove from the glass, that’s about all we had.
As it turns out, a little vinegar will remove all of the scum from the tank. She removed the rocks into a little plastic trash bin (which sat like some kind of modern art sculpture on our kitchen island for a while) and proceeded to scrub the tank to good effect.
When I get tired, weird things get stuck in my head. The soundtrack to Wicked had recently been plaguing me, for example.
Today, I have words stuck in my head. Odd words. I would like to share them with you. Hopefully this release will also free me of them to think of other things. I doubt it, but maybe in sharing others can join my misery.
I guess that Echostar/Dish Network decided to roll out a new version of their software onto my satellite receiver recently. There has been talk of it on the forums, but I’m still wondering just what benefit this software supposed to have to me.
I only noticed that the software update had taken place because the receiver is now completely unable to play back a HD show while it is recording it. As an example, I was recording 24 in HD last night but wasn’t watching it. About 45 minutes into recording the show, I turned on the TV and started to watch. I tried to, anyway.
Here’s a video of things I might like to do before I kick the bucket. Hopefully, that’s no time soon, so I’ll have time to come up with some actual good things to do before I die.
Revel in more of my stupid goals.