The hurray was short though because it's one of the worse devices I have ever seen. Facing the Wireless router, it described the Wi-Fi signal as poor and was constantly hoping in and out. It was made of cheap plastic, I know that a resistive touch screen needs a bit more work than an iphone touch screen but this one needed a hammer to register the commands . . . so after all this time, it's going back to where it came from.
I ordered another one from another company but this time, I take it easy, will come when it will come. May be I am not supposed to own a MP3 player, afterall . . .
On the positive side, the sun took me out of bed this morning and it was really nice out there.
Boy do I love this weather and surroundings !
Project 365+1 - Day 92 : Costume
To me costume means 2 things.
When I hear the word in French it's a men's suit.
When I hear the word in English, it means carnival.
A man's suit is not something you find this in this house. The last suit DH wore was at our wedding, a decade ago.
As of carnival, I do have a great clown costume that I used to wear for Fashing when I lived in Germany, but I couldn't put my hands on it today.
According to what DH explained footballers or ballet dancers wear a costume (none in this house) but after I got all excited and wanted to take a picture of a policeman, he patiently explained that it's not a costume but a uniform. ARRGGHH !
So I didn't have a clue what to do for that word.
In a couple of days we will be celebrating David's 19th and we had to go to town to pick up his gift. I used the opportunity to pop in a shop next door and take a couple of photos of funny baby outfits.
DH said this one is appropriate to the word costume, so I got something at last ! Here it is:
Take care everybody, xxx
2 comments:
It was a difficult word today Anne.
Sorry to hear about your MP3 player. I don't have one and I think that I will stay that way.
Sorry to read about the MP3 player.
I love your idea for costume. Ithought it was a clown costume at first.
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