After fifty-nine years, the three-way light switch in the dining room is getting iffy. Getting one from Amazon would take too long, so I looked at what Lowe's has to offer. Eaton - $2.52 or $5.46 "For heavy-duty use areas." I wonder how many people decide to save money on a switch that transfers 110 volts within their wall. It would be like saving money on a parachute or a fire extinguisher. I never try to save money on things that could cause my death.

I emptied the dining room hutch, which was loaded with all sorts of stuff I don't need. Now that it's empty, I can slide it out from the wall and get access to that switch. As it is now, there is almost enough room to remove the switch.

Trivia question: Why do light switches snap when you turn them on and off, instead of moving smoothly?

Every time I use Garmin Express to update a GPS, I have problems. Today, it took a long time for it to recognize the device, even though it was connected. I finally had to add it again, so now I have GPS 1 and GPS 2. After almost an hour, it told me to insert an SD card. Despite trying half a dozen different cards - all good ones - it still cannot find the card. The computer can access the card, but Garmin Express can't see that it's in the GPS. When I click on the GPS through the computer, the card shows up.

I restarted the program, and it's still "Preparing Device for Map Update."

I'm just curious about other people having trouble with Express.