Last night at the old homestead

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Good luck, deb we wish you the best in your new home. An old world tradition is to give the new homeowner 3 things:
A piece of bread so you will never go hungry
A candle so you will always have light
A teaspoon of salt to scatter evil spirits
We hope you figure out how your blinds work.
 
Movers scheduled to come Monday morning. Cable tech in the afternoon. Don't know when I'll be back online.
Well, if you're like me, you bring the computer and related stuff with you, and have the cable techs hook it up. (Actually, I just have the cable company turn on the account, and I do the hooking up, as our setup is a little more complicated than the usual.)

At any rate, if you can find your computer stuff, you can likely just hook it up to the cable stuff and be online (or have your cable techs do it).
 
You didn't just move your old cable service to the new house?

And...tell them to change your number back to the old one.

Remember: "No" is a complete sentence.

I'm glad you survived the move! Curious, though...what happened with the rolltop desk?
 
I don't like the new cable service. I don't get my favorite channels on TV, they gave me WiFi Internet service which Windows 7 isn't very compatible and they changed my phone number.
I hate to say it, if you cannot get Windows 10 working on your computer, you may need a new one. We upgraded both of ours with refurbushed Dell computers with Windows 10.
 
I've heard a lot of people have trouble iWindows 10. The tech that did my installation today said to get Windows 11.
I had heard that, too, so I put off getting 10, as long as possible for me,
but like @GeorgiaXplant and RR,
When I could no longer use anything else, I had to try it, And I did not find it very difficult, at all.
Just a few changes, that are a nuisance to get used to, at the very first, but not long then, it's a piece of cake!
I am sure that you are able to transition, and you probably do need to, at this point, Deb.
 

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