So FedEx twice claims to have come to our headquarters to pick up my computer so that Dell can repair it at their factory, and twice no one here saw them, so my computer was not picked up.
Can you believe it?
One of my friends who's been reading the blog evidently forwarded a couple of my blog posts to someone who's big at Dell, so after the second time FedEx missed picking up the computer, that individual sent me an airbill so the computer can go overnight express right to the person's desk at Dell.
I'm off to Summer Camp - The Haunting in a little while, so I'm hoping that while I'm gone the computer will wend its way 'home' to Dell and then back to me. We'll see!
In the meantime, since I won't have internet access for the next six days (most probably), I may not be able to post updates about life on our way to Kosovo until we get back.
The weather report indicates it's supposed to rain every day, so I guess the Army adage, "If it ain't rainin', we ain't trainin'" will apply.
I'll let you know how haunted the place really is; I'm amused that a number of the Soldiers are actually concerned about that! I just tell them, "you can put your ghost up against my God anyday!"
Blessings and peace to one and all,
Fr. Tim, SJ
1 comment:
Father Tim,
There might be a mistake here. I did not send an airbill. I was waiting until you got back from the field. Did someone else from Dell send it? Feel free to call me or email me when you become available.
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