During the last couple of weeks or so I've had several things go South, so I need to vent a little. First several florescent light tubes have been causing problems, so I decided to replace them with ones from my home workshop. I would then put in some newer LED's replacements. Okay so I buy some Phillips that claim to be easy to swap out. I then added the LEDs to a typical shop fixture, but I soon discovered they didn't like to actually light, they got very hot and sort of sizzled/sparked. So that chapter has yet to be resolved. I personally dislike those double pronged tubes anyhow. My studio area has 8' tubes that never cause problems. Next, I became sick and nearly unable to move much at all, so I'm in the hospital thinking I might have Covid, which it turns out to be pneumonia and some blood sugar balance, so that's the lucky part except for the week in bed, blood and temperature tests. I'm now back working on assignments so I decided to get in early, but I was again foiled by a broken radiator hose, the tow and the dues that involves. On Friday I needed to print out a instruction manual, so I started to print but ran out of paper. Now today with paper in hand, the printer won't even turn on! It's a Canon Pro 100 that was a replacement for a prior defective one, so perhaps that's statement from Canon! I have had a area air cleaner that helps keeping dust down in my model railroad room, but now after several years it won't turn on either. What's next, not sure if I should even try driving home!

During the last couple of weeks or so I've had several things go South, so I need to vent a little. First several florescent light tubes have been causing problems, so I decided to replace them with ones from my home workshop. I would then put in some newer LED's replacements. Okay so I buy some Phillips that claim to be easy to swap out. I then added the LEDs to a typical shop fixture, but I soon discovered they didn't like to actually light, they got very hot and sort of sizzled/sparked. So that chapter has yet to be resolved. I personally dislike those double pronged tubes anyhow. My studio area has 8' tubes that never cause problems. Next, I became sick and nearly unable to move much at all, so I'm in the hospital thinking I might have Covid, which it turns out to be pneumonia and some blood sugar balance, so that's the lucky part except for the week in bed, blood and temperature tests. I'm now back working on assignments so I decided to get in early, but I was again foiled by a broken radiator hose, the tow and the dues that involves. On Friday I needed to print out a instruction manual, so I started to print but ran out of paper. Now today with paper in hand, the printer won't even turn on! It's a Canon Pro 100 that was a replacement for a prior defective one, so perhaps that's statement from Canon! I have had a area air cleaner that helps keeping dust down in my model railroad room, but now after several years it won't turn on either. What's next, not sure if I should even try driving home!

During the last couple of weeks or so I've had several things go South, so I need to vent a little. First several florescent light tubes have been causing problems, so I decided to replace them with ones from my home workshop. I would then put in some newer LED's replacements. Okay so I buy some Phillips that claim to be easy to swap out. I then added the LEDs to a typical shop fixture, but I soon discovered they didn't like to actually light, they got very hot and sort of sizzled/sparked. So that chapter has yet to be resolved. I personally dislike those double pronged tubes anyhow. My studio area has 8' tubes that never cause problems. Next, I became sick and nearly unable to move much at all, so I'm in the hospital thinking I might have Covid, which it turns out to be pneumonia and some blood sugar balance, so that's the lucky part except for the week in bed, blood and temperature tests. I'm now back working on assignments so I decided to get in early, but I was again foiled by a broken radiator hose, the tow and the dues that involves. On Friday I needed to print out a instruction manual, so I started to print but ran out of paper. Now today with paper in hand, the printer won't even turn on! It's a Canon Pro 100 that was a replacement for a prior defective one, so perhaps that's statement from Canon! I have had a area air cleaner that helps keeping dust down in my model railroad room, but now after several years it won't turn on either. What's next, not sure if I should even try driving home!

During the last couple of weeks or so I've had several things go South, so I need to vent a little. First several florescent light tubes have been causing problems, so I decided to replace them with ones from my home workshop. I would then put in some newer LED's replacements. Okay so I buy some Phillips that claim to be easy to swap out. I then added the LEDs to a typical shop fixture, but I soon discovered they didn't like to actually light, they got very hot and sort of sizzled/sparked. So that chapter has yet to be resolved. I personally dislike those double pronged tubes anyhow. My studio area has 8' tubes that never cause problems. Next, I became sick and nearly unable to move much at all, so I'm in the hospital thinking I might have Covid, which it turns out to be pneumonia and some blood sugar balance, so that's the lucky part except for the week in bed, blood and temperature tests. I'm now back working on assignments so I decided to get in early, but I was again foiled by a broken radiator hose, the tow and the dues that involves. On Friday I needed to print out a instruction manual, so I started to print but ran out of paper. Now today with paper in hand, the printer won't even turn on! It's a Canon Pro 100 that was a replacement for a prior defective one, so perhaps that's statement from Canon! I have had a area air cleaner that helps keeping dust down in my model railroad room, but now after several years it won't turn on either. What's next, not sure if I should even try driving home!