I was surprised to look out and see
that the sidewalk was not visible except for the indentation in the snow. I put
on appropriate clothing, grabbed a broom, and swept off the deck path. Cold is
great for giving snow lightness. Because of that dryness the snow on the
sidewalk leading to the garage was easy to move. At the garage I opened the
doors and swept off the bit right by the doors. The shovel completed the job,
but I considered it necessary to sweep it off as there was still a fine dusting
there.
Leroy tackled the front walks
including some of the neighbors’. It looked good. Leroy decided that he wanted
to clean out the alley a bit beyond the garage so we would not get hung up out
there.
Now it is still snowing so I will have
to do a little work before I drive out of the garage. Hope I leave enough time.
Guess I could pay more attention to the weather forecasts. I found all of this
snow rather surprising.
I am grateful for shovels that work,
are light, or metal for scraping if needed. Those brooms are also a useful
tool. Kudos to the inventors of such. I hope they benefited by their good
thinking.
On a computer issue, I got one of
those pesky notices that looked very official, about a virus on my computer. There
was a phone number to call for Microsoft Tech Help. I was able to get rid of
this notice on the laptop, but it was hanging around on the tablet. Leroy
suggested we go online on the laptop to find some help. We put in those tech
help words, got to a website where someone popper right up to help me. When they
wanted to know my name, email, and something else that I cannot now remember, I
declined and shut them down. Now if they had asked for my bank account number I
would have known for sure they were trouble. Leroy and I both felt it was a
scam. After a bit more effort I got rid of the notice on the tablet in
basically the same manner that I removed it on the laptop. We then ran our
virus protections and nothing was found. What I want to know is how do you
distingusih “real” tech support from fake?
Paula
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