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susandennisI feel 100% better. Truly, 100%. I can breathe without coughing. Heck, I can breathe. I haven't been winded all day. Or panting or gasping. I'm sure I'm not cured. This may only last until next week when the medicine runs out but at this point, I'm grateful for a week!!
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I did not expect to hear from Sheri, the designer, for several more weeks but this morning she sent a note that she had talked to the cabinet builder and had finishes for me to look at and could she come over tomorrow. Heck yeah!! This meant I had to step up my homework assignment.
So I just did a thorough inventory of the cables and requirements of the computers and other desk things. What cables require power - which ones inside the cabinet, which ones outside. What wires/cables have to go to the CPU and which ones from to the desktop.
The monitors (3), one netbook, one wired keyboard, and one wireless mouse will all be out - along with the webcam. The desktop CPU and printer will have their own shelves and everything else will go into the cabinet behind the doors. The cables can run under the table and, I'm hoping, the powerstrips can be attached to the underside of the table, along the wall of the shelves and then one inside the cabinet.
I think I have it all noodled and diagrammed out. It's going to be soooo nice. Maybe we can get far enough along tomorrow to even get the cabinet maker cabinet making!
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Ooops more work just in. This is good cause I will need billable hours to pay for all the aforementioned goodness!!
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I did not expect to hear from Sheri, the designer, for several more weeks but this morning she sent a note that she had talked to the cabinet builder and had finishes for me to look at and could she come over tomorrow. Heck yeah!! This meant I had to step up my homework assignment.
So I just did a thorough inventory of the cables and requirements of the computers and other desk things. What cables require power - which ones inside the cabinet, which ones outside. What wires/cables have to go to the CPU and which ones from to the desktop.
The monitors (3), one netbook, one wired keyboard, and one wireless mouse will all be out - along with the webcam. The desktop CPU and printer will have their own shelves and everything else will go into the cabinet behind the doors. The cables can run under the table and, I'm hoping, the powerstrips can be attached to the underside of the table, along the wall of the shelves and then one inside the cabinet.
I think I have it all noodled and diagrammed out. It's going to be soooo nice. Maybe we can get far enough along tomorrow to even get the cabinet maker cabinet making!
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Ooops more work just in. This is good cause I will need billable hours to pay for all the aforementioned goodness!!
