I wasn't feeling so well (or good?) yesterday so I was laying prone or prostrate (hmm, both those word's definitions say "laying face downward" - forget that) on the couch most of the day tho (though) I did get up to put wood in the stove since it was cloudy and raining/slushing/snowing off-and-on all day (maybe three days of gray [or is it grey - what do you use?] are getting to me!). I guess I was under the weather!
So what did I do all day? I've had this list I've developed of apps people like for their iPhone. I researched them and downloaded what I thought I'd use.
Words again ... when do we use the word download vs upload?
I'm hooked! I spent the rest of the evening into night playing Boggle on my iPhone and this morning I inputted what I ate: for tracking food calories, fat ... nutrients, and exercise. I can file any notes, help with grocery or any other lists, look for recipe ideas including my own I've input into a recipe box for when I'm not at home, identify flowers, birds, and stars, read various Bible translations, and secure important data and passwords, listen to the radio or NPR ... how's about Scrabble?
4 comments:
Sounds relaxing. I have another friend in Colorado who mentioned an early snow. Are the perennials faring in the weather or are they gone for this year? Your garden photos were just lovely this year.
Download means that you are trying to something "down" to your PC, while upload means that you are trying to put something "up" somewhere.
Not sure on "geek" vs. "nerd", but I've known you for 42 years and I just can't see either one fitting you (based upon my personal definitions). :-)
hope your feeling better.
A geek would never ask about downloading and uploading, so you must be a nerd.
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