#SCOTTY BEAM ME UP IMAGE PRO#

So in a way I was beamed up and transported to Braintree. It's so nice when in the middle of a day of literal chaos, you get back in touch with some reality in the form of concrete data. I can only guess that the numerous crashes and reboots of the PC running HS4 during our snowmageddon icebruhahah corrupted that file just a little. I like ice cream, but I am an AMY's devotee, and well, that's an hour earlier so problem solved once I reinput the values and SAVED, my living room blinds should stop opening and closing an hour early as well. Check the geographic location in settings! So instead of being on the north shoreline of Lake Travis (30.41831, -97.99814) NW of Austin in Texas, my settings showed 42.44, -71.03, which turns out to be nearest to a Ben and Jerrys in Braintree, Massachusetts. Today, in the middle of one hell of a day in the pharmacy, my subconscious pinged for no particular reason. ANYWAY, after a week or three I started wondering WHY the lights were coming on so early, like an hour earlier than I set the event to control. Since the greenhouse is at the complete opposite of our bedroom, this year for a change we are not blessed with it's piercing shrill cry at 10 minutes before we are due to arise COMPLETELY AWAY FROM US SLEEPING. Now, this is not a 'bad' thing, for there are tufted titmouse birds that will, at the slightest early sunlight (or bathroom light) start declaring their territory. So a week or so later (I spent all waking hours back at the pharmacy or hospital) I realized that as I got ready to work at 5:30am, my greenhouse lights were already on. So the PC crashed, repeatedly, and I booted it up MOST of the time when electricity was eventually returned.

#SCOTTY BEAM ME UP IMAGE PRO#

My HS 6 Pro was plugged into a large UPS, but it still 'died' after a few hours. During the recent weather extremities in Texas (near Austin), my home lost electricity in random times and lengths.

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