Thursday, October 30 "Boring walk and Printer Hook-up"

I hooked up the new printer to my computer with directions in Turkish, Bulgarian, Russian, and just about every Eastern European language, but no English. It felt good to have a success in this area, where I've gotten too used to just handing it off to someone (Brian at home or Aaron at work) and saying "take care of it". Same thing when I hooked up our ADSL here and set up the new modem to talk to our wireless access point. I did it!

The printer had to be hooked up so I could print our ballot requests, sign them, then scan them to email as attachments. And I did it in less than 2 hours!