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Fashion? Not me! I have always worn whatever I feel like wearing, with little or no thought to fashion. I just bought some nice, heavy hiking boots with good ankle support. I had bought another pair of boots, only to discover that they don't size boots like they do shoes. I couldn't even get my feet in them! I've got a winter weight armored jacket, and a summer weight one will be here before I need it. I'll think about something for my legs soon.

"Microshaft"-- I love that! It's the truth.

Luke may well be right. But be very careful! Don't delete anything if you don't know what it is. Like I said, the class on tuning up your PC is the first thing. It will teach you how to get rid of anything that is bogging down your computer, and how to run basic utilities like defrag. It will get you started on security software, and then other classes can add to it.

Another thing is to back up your system. A backup is never stored on the computer! It must be on separate media (CD, DVD, external hard drive, etc.). Back it up, make 2 copies if possible (highly recommended) and make sure they can be restored before making any changes you are not absolutely sure of. Also, dig out your original restore CDs, if there are any. If you have a restore partition instead, then find out how to make restore CDs from it. Never lose them! You may need them. In fact, in my experience, you will definitely need them at some point, so know where they are.

Beyond these basic tips, we really would need much more detailed information to help you better.

P.S. Check out the appropriate "Tune up Your PC" class first, then you will see plenty to interest you. The classes are not graded and you can take any of them as many times as you like.

I don't really think there's a way. You just abandon it. I've done it several times, when the address gets out to spammers.

My fuel flow is fine. I really just need to take the plastics off, I think, and check everything. I didn't do a really good PDI, like I should have. I need to learn the bike, not just ride it. I'll give you all updates this weekend. People all around me keep having emergencies! On top of that, my house got volunteered for a birthday party and my best friend just got engaged. Add the horrible weather and I'm a little overwhelmed at the moment.

When I bought my leather gloves (which I love, by the way) I had measured my hand and determined I needed a medium. I accidentally ordered an extra small, instead. While I waited for them to come in, I got really frustrated with myself for not paying enough attention. When they got here, I decided to go ahead and try them on. Guess what? The extra small gloves fit me perfectly! I hate the way that size charts never match reality.