I am becoming Techno geek...

I just dowloaded spysweeper software on my own computer. Granted I did pay for it, but there is no set price on the feeling of security and knowing that all those other techno geeks out there are trying to either steal my personal information or infect my poor unsuspecting computer with a virus or worse yet, "the unforgivable spyware!!" If you would have asked me what these were just a month ago I would not have had a clue. Now they "spyware/virus" are my enemy. I finally discovered the world of e-bay which in turn helped me discover the underworld of computer scum...spyware producers. I had to go to my happy place to escape the many tears I shed over this spyware. Thanks to a really nice guy at Dell, named Robert I now have computer Saavy. See my husband Louis has always had a calm approach to computers. He sits, he thinks, and somehow the computer senses that and cooperates. For me I sit, I have ADHD by the way, I tap my fingers, I figit and the computer continues on its decline until I would find my self in places "where no man/woman has gone before". Then comes the perverbial question from my hubby "Which button did you hit?" Meanwhile I am like..."nothing, I touched nothing!!" This would go on for awhile until finally I would throw my hands up and surrender to the machine in front of me. Perhaps another day. Well the computer and I have an understanding in the 39th year of my life. All is well in techno world. Perhaps this is one tiny bit of positivity from my husbands deployment. I not only restored the relationships with my three beautiful girls, but I also have a new relationship with my computer and all the other appliances in my home. After all if I can't fix them...who will?