Archive for May, 2009
HIS + HERS
by Sara on May 17th, 2009
I gave my MacBook to Dick. Sure, I have my moments of being sweet, but I’m thrilled to say that after about 6 months of zero activity, our iMac G5 is up and running again! So the desktop is mine, the laptop is his.
We’ve been saving to buy a new iMac and were fully prepared to recycle the G5. Luckily we held off… We took it in for a 2nd opinion from a different Apple store, and lo and behold, after a few days spent at the Genius Bar, it’s back home again with us, working like a charm.
If you’re the owner of a broken G5, be aware of the capacitor plague; apparently it’s a common problem with these machines. But the good news is, it’s fixable.
And because I like him and think he’s cute, here are some pictures of Dick using his new laptop, giving me hand signs. (?)
UTAH – MAY 09
by Sara on May 16th, 2009
Dick and I flew to Utah last weekend to see my sister Julie graduate from the University of Utah. Unfortunately, I didn’t take a single picture with my camera during the ceremony or during the party that followed (my battery was dead! Grr).
I did manage to capture a few other highlights of the trip:
First up, Dick, giving me a little sewing lesson. Well, more like an embroidery lesson using his mom’s fancy machine. His talents are endless.
We were able to spend Mothers Day with my mother-in-law, Janet. Isn’t she a babe in that pink top? The family chipped in and got her a new ipod and speaker deck. I love that she has become an audiobook junkie like her son.
I hung out with my photographer friend, Wynona Robison, a couple times. We saw Phoebe In Wonderland at the Broadway theatre, and I gave her a haircut in exchange for a Photoshop crash course. Lucky trade for me as she’s a processing genius.
The weather was divine; coming home to 100 degree heat was a little rough. The good news is Eleanor is here visiting while her parents vacation in Rome and Athens. I’m sure pictures of her will follow shortly.
SO LONG, FAREWELL
by Sara on May 6th, 2009


Lately Dick and I have been packing, moving and painting. I’d estimate that we donated around 75% of our belongings. It feels quite nice.
So long, Roosevelt Square, you were a pleasant place to call home for the last 2 years.

















