The ASUS RT-AC87U Wireless-AC2400 Dual Band Gigabit Router, AiProtection with Trend Micro for Complete Network Security came in the mail two days ago.
Even my Windows 10 computer could see it. Woohoo! Only it couldn't get up to 5ghz. The adapter in my Dell wasn't 5ghz capable.
After I found that out, I ordered the adapter.
I just plugged it in and I'm getting 5ghz, finally.
I got an answer from the company that I took those three tests for. I didn't make it. They said that they only accept 12% of all their applicants. I was pretty disappointed! So onward to other things. I am bound and determined to find work that I can do at home.
I haven't killed the plants yet and that's a good thing.
I'm going to visit my mom and pop early in the morning.
The router came in at around 10 AM yesterday. As soon as T-Jay got up he installed it.
The iPhone, the iPad, the Android Phones, MAC computer and the computer running Windows 8.1 all worked fine.
The problems started with the computers running Windows 10. No matter what we did, the Windows 10 computers could not see the router. Looks like many people were having the same problem. No help online and no help from the routers website. No fix in sight.
So here it is, all packed up and ready to be returned. I'm so disappointed!
With all the fuss, I did manage to finish test number 2 and started on test number 3 for the work-at-home job that I'm trying to qualify for. I had until 9:18 AM this morning to finish both of them. I submitted the last test at around 6 AM this morning. Now the waiting game starts.
I'm really enjoying the work. I'm writing captions for videos. I will need lots of practice in order to become faster at it. I've already learned a lot and am getting more comfortable with it.
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While I was taking the tests, I was cooking and washing/drying clothes. ^^^^Silly was helping. NOT! She was just taking advantage of the warmth.
I have tried to grow Sweet Woodruff from seed for the past three year but could never get them to spout much less grow. A couple of months ago I found a company, The Growers Exchange , that has them already started. I ordered them a few weeks ago and they finally came in the mail yesterday.
They came well packaged and looked great.
I put them in the ground right away. The directions tell you to plant them within four days.
This one I'm saving to give to my Mom.
I remember having Waldmeister Jello, topped with Vanilla sauce, in Germany when I was a kid. When these plants bloom, I'm sure it will bring back a lot of fond memories.
I found a few recipes on Nadia Hassani's blog, Spoonfuls of Germany , that I'm going to try out.
I spent Saturday afternoon rearranging my work area. I needed the second monitor back up for a side job that I am interested in getting.
I applied for the job on Friday. Took my first test on Sunday. I was told that they would get back to me within a week. It was only three hours later, on Easter Sunday, that they replied and said that I had potential. I have my second and third test to do this weekend, and this setup will do just fine. I'm pretty excited about it. Am always looking for jobs that make me money without leaving home.
The Royal Empress Tree is coming back like crazy. You can almost watch it grow. It's downright scary.
It's my poor Royal Empress Tree that I thought was a bush.
I can't believe it made it back. Poor thing, I kept on chopping it down because I thought it was a bush, not a tree.
get some shade back in front of the house.
That must have been ten years of stuff that I thought I was going to need sooner or later.
Now this is more like it. A few odds and ends are left.
Almost everything that I wanted to keep fit into these three containers. Mostly glassware and blankets.
Mmmhhh...I might now be able to keep the shovels and ladder in the shed. Oh well, that's it for today. Maybe tomorrow.
I see some weed pulling in my future.