Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Hmmm-
Well, the hubby went on the drudge report, which he does quite frequently. This was on Monday, two days ago. That darn XP Internet Security 2010 or whatever the heck it is jumped right onto our computer and took over! What a pain in the butt to get rid of it. Here it is, Wednesday, and I finally got the darn thing off.

I owe my whole computer's health to MalWareBytes. They saved the day (again). The first time was when we got that darn Internet Security 2010 virus, now this thing. But it's gone for now. Thank you, MalWareBytes! Stupid old McAfee didn't even detect it. I'm going to actually BUY the full program of Malwarebytes and use them from now on.

Anyway, it's my weekend so I'm glad I got that virus off the computer. What a long boring weekend it would be if I couldn't surf the web. The virus wouldn't even let us on IE, so we were using our old standy. I actually had to download the malwarebytes program onto a thumb drive at my work, from a computer that wasn't infected, and then come home and download it from that. I tried it a couple of times but obviously did something wrong, but thank God this time I figured it out and it worked.

So I'm back. I'm glad.

Nevada has decided to use the National ID driver's licenses. I guess when I go renew my license I have to bring all my proof of who I really am. That kinda bothers me. I just hope they aren't putting that RFID chip (or whatever it is) in the new licenses. But they probably are. How nice that everyone knows exactly where I am and what I am doing at all hours of the day and night. Those chips are bad news. But what can you do? Without a driver's license, you can't get car insurance, you can't use your bank accounts - It's just not right.

Spring is in the air - you can really tell it by all the birds singing and the weather getting so nice. I love it. This is the best time of year. I like the first part of winter, too, tho. But spring - I just love to watch the quails coming around with their little chicks. They are so cute! They look just like baby chickens, just little "fuzzy balls" with legs. Love them. Last year a hen walked by with her chicks, I counted at least 15 of them. Adorable. Now I just gave myself a new idea to try out with my polymer clay - quails and chicks. How fun is THAT going to be?

Better get going before I lose my creative thoughts.

Talk later ----