An Electronic Calendar That I Can View All the Time
I'm tired this morning, although I got enough sleep. Put laundry in the dryer. I fed the girls, but Zara wants more food. I told her that she's an optimist.
I gave up and turned on the heat. It was 66 in here, and it's gone down to 50 at night. Too cold.
I called a sprinkler repair place, and they're coming out tomorrow. I called an estate sale company, and we're out of the range that they serve. I called another company and left a message.
I've heard nothing from the dumpster people (surprise, surprise). I posted bad reviews on Yelp and Google. I'll call them tomorrow. And go to the Better Business Bureau if I don't get my money back.
I got my tie-dye hoodies from the shop in Haight-Ashbury. That was fast. I'll wear one of them tomorrow. Oh, and I received an electronic calendar that will display entries from your Google and Outlook calendars. I thought that it would help with the appointments with people working on the house, plus with school later on.
I dozed for a half-hour after work.
Me: Why am I hungry? Me a minute later: Because I haven't eaten dinner? That would do it.
Crud. I need to get the garbage and recycling out. I'm currently lying in bed with two blankets over me, cocooning. Better get moving. Got the garbage and recycling out. Ordered more three-prong to two-prong adapters so that I can get my new laptop set up.
Yeeeeah. I got my Skylight calendar set up, and it's syncing with my three calendars (hotmail, google, and work). It said that it might take 12 hours to fully sync. However, stuff from my hotmail calendar is showing up, even a new entry that I added. I'm thinking that this is the best of both worlds--a calendar I can view all the time plus reminders from the actual electronic calendars.
Hmm. I think that I'll put some clothes away and head towards bed.