I’ll be in the workshop

Yeah it’s time to crack open the case on that laptop and replace the hard drive. It occurs to me that of all the HD replacements I’ve done over the last few years of working here, this will be the first time I’ve done one on a laptop. That’ll be something new and interesting to put under my “experiences” list, eh?

Anyway, I’ll be over next door in my “workshop” most of the day, probably won’t get caught up on reading blogs until tomorrow, or Thursday, or, well, never. *L*

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