Stilton: My Wednes...
Tuesday (?) is going well. Gaming and a fresh Windows 7 installation/copy pre upgrade to the perils of Windows 10. The 10 upgrade feels like a necessary evil unfortunately, one which, if I resist for too long, will only come around again and with a price tag. Blaaaah.
Sorry your morning was bad, but good that some gloop bailed you out. Is this a recurrent thing or a one-off? Sincerely hope its the latter... :-)
AgentBirdnest: I always love a fresh install... I hate
doing it, but once it's done, the important programs are there, and settings are set the way you like them, it is quite satisfying and refreshing :-) ... Looks like Windows 10 will be much more necessary in the not-too distant future. Future hardware (and some current) will not be supported under anything but Windows 10. Woohoo...
It's complicated. Long term problems I guess, which are sometime better and sometimes worse. The last 2-3 weeks have been brutal nearly everyday. Got worse and worse over the weekend until I finally reached a breaking point today. That's where Ativan comes in @__@ ... I normally try to avoid medication whenever possible, but damn... this was lifesaving.
You're so right about the pleasures of a fresh install. This current one is two days old and working as sweetly as a two day old newly installed windows 7 operating system (that wording is an actual entry in the Oxford English Dictionary). Its quick, obedient, uncluttered and shiny as a star. I'm looking forward to getting it copied onto an external hard drive tonight/tomorrow so when the gremlins start to invade I can get it back with minimal effort.
I feel for you. Long term persistent pain, mental and/or physical, can be a life changer. My doses of IBS frequently reach chronic levels when the only solution is to lay down and wait until I feel vaguely human again. Medication sometimes works - I got some new stuff to try from the doc yesterday - but its a moving target and affected by too many things to make it easy to hit. People are survivors, fortunately, but sometims the struggle to keep faith can be a hard slog. Hang in there. :-)