Every day is free… and a beautiful day costs as much as a cold or hot one. What makes a day special any day of the week is what you do with it. Same is true with a typewriter… if you use it or just look at it; it’s value is within you and that is all that truly matters.
I decide to do something nice… and I am blessed instantly… I find what I had forgot 20 years ago
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Went bowling… the facility tracks the speed of your bowling ball (guess I spent my years at older alley’s)… I found myself watching the speed results more than the score. Instead of being concerned about the lane conditions and placement of the ball; I kept thinking (can I get it up to 20!)… then I threw my arm out. I can see how this added information can be helpful… I just bowled for 50 years without knowing it. The screen animations also showed suggested placements of the ball to pick-up spares… and people seem to be bringing more balls to select from. I recall when I moved up to two (dry lanes/wet lane) and considered a ball just for spares (which would bring my total up to four) and stopped… having a great score every game just did not mean that much to me… I decided I could be happy with my two balls.
Now that my annual adventure is over…. must return to the normal…
Day two… was okay.
After all how could I pass on a Super “GEE”
Typewriters are like old movies… put down a few bucks. Sit down… enjoy. Admit nothing later.
Just starting to clean the gook off the Smith-Corona. I’m beginning to suspect that this is nicotine and tars left over from a heavy smoking environment. What I thought was light rust turned out to be a stain. Lot of effort to go… but it is starting to look decent.
I should stop… when I see a “great price” I can’t stop myself. So I have this big… heavy… 54 year old office machine. Less than 8 bucks!!! Even got it working.
