A quiet Sunday without a lot to report. We did have a house showing so we made a short trip to Home Depot to look at parts to build a light table to sort 35 mm slides. We have as lot of old slides that we want to sort to decide which ones to have scanned.
The couple who toured the house today told the realtor that they were very interested, so we hope that we hear something this coming week. If not, perhaps we will have others interested at the Open House on October 29.
Neil was able to catch a little bit of football and watch the Green Bay Packers win, and the end of the World Series to see the Texas Rangers even up the series two games to two on some great pitching by the Texas starter.
One of the things that Neil has been doing is set up his computers so that all photos that he takes on his iPhone automatically are downloaded to his computers. Yes that was plural: he uses the main HP desktop mostly, is writing this blog tonight on the HP mini NetBook, and also uses the Fujitsu laptop that Pamela used to use when we travel. Anyway, the feature is called iCloud, and is part of the new Apple 5.0 operating system.
There are still some glitches, but it is a neat feature to be able to take a photo on the iPhone and have it instantly accessible on any computer. One of the glitches is not being able to delete the images off the PhotoStream folder easily, but I think that will be a future feature that is added. If you want to know more about it, just send Neil a note or Google iCloud.
Neil and Pamela


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