Note: <888> 10/21/01 Sunday 11:00 P.M.: My guest left. I went out, and I walked lower Greenwich Avenue. I gave a ride to a couple of friends to the Stop and Shop and then on to another destination. I returned home, and I put away the ice tea in the refrigerator. I have a 2 P.M. appointment tomorrow, so I guess I will be going to bed in a little while. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/21/01 Sunday 8:20 P.M.: A friend showed up briefly and left about 1 P.M. for another destination. My visitors showed up at about 2:15 P.M.. We had a few glasses of Perrier. I toured them around the apartment, which does not take long. We left, and ran into my returning friend. We drove downtown, and my visitors got sandwiches at Katzenbach’s delicatessen on Greenwich Avenue. We then drove along the waterfront and we went to Tod’s Point, and we parked in the southwest parking area. We all walked the 2.5-mile walk around Tod’s Point on a beautiful day. We then returned back to my apartment, and my visitors departed. My friend and I chatted a while. The visitors called to say they had returned home.  My friend and I had dinner of baked salmon in orange juice with herbs and spices, microwaved sweet potatoes, steamed broccoli, and goblets of Perrier. I am now making up a batch of http://mrscott.com/icetea.htm . CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/21/01 Sunday 12:30 P.M.: I was up at 10 A.M.. I had breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I received two telephone calls. My guests are arriving around 1 P.M. to 1:15 P.M.. I went outside and I walked around the building. I watched a bit of television. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/21/01 Sunday 4:00 A.M.: I rested until 3:30 A.M.. I had a bowl of microwave popcorn and ice tea. I will now go back to sleep. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/21/01 Sunday 1:20 A.M.: Some evening strollers stopped by to visit. We chatted outside, and they were on their way. I watched some more television. I will go to bed about 2 A.M., since I have guests arriving at noon today. Well have a good morning. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/20/01 Saturday 11:10 P.M.: I watched a bit more television, which tends not to be too entertaining anymore. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/20/01 Saturday 10:15 P.M.: I received a telephone call from a relative at about 2:30 P.M.. I received another telephone call from a relative about 4 P.M.. I had breakfast of three medium boiled eggs, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I chatted with a couple of relatives. I finished vacuuming. I went out about 6 P.M.. I walked the entire length of Greenwich Avenue. I returned home. I boiled up some Ziti, and I had it with reheated tomato meat sauce with Parmesan cheese along with ice tea. I watched a program on television about flea markets in America. Well, I suppose the whole of the United States of America is a flea market anymore, so watch out for your precious heritage items. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/20/01 Saturday 7:25 A.M.: I finished house cleaning and watering the plants except for vacuuming, which I will do later. I also backed up the C: drive to the D: drive, and the E: drive to the D: drive. I ran Norton Disk Doctor, WinDoctor, and SpeedDisk.  About 5 A.M., I had some of the onion, chicken, and rice soup. Well time for bed. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/20/01 Saturday 12:45 A.M.: I rested a bit. I finally turned on the heat since it was a bit cool and damp in the apartment. I will now start my house cleaning except for vacuuming later in the morning after my neighbors wake up. I will also turn of the server, so I can do a C: drive to a D: drive backup. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/19/01 Friday 10:35 P.M.: I watched the ABC evening news. I checked my cords behind the furniture, and I made sure they were properly hung, so as not to touch the hot electric radiators when I decide to turn on the heat. I received a telephone call. I went out, and I returned a book at the Greenwich Library. I gave a ride to two friends downtown to another local destination. I stopped by the Greenwich Library again, and I browsed the new book section. I walked lower Greenwich Avenue. I returned home. I had a plate of reheated spaghetti and tomato meat sauce along with Parmesan cheese and ice tea. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/19/01 Friday 6:10 P.M.: I was up at 2 P.M.. I had breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I fell back asleep until a little while ago. I will clean up and go out in a little while. CIO

 

End of Scott's Notes week 10/19/01:

 

Note: <888> 10/19/01 Friday 5:25 A.M.: I had a cup of Bigelow tea with honey. I then decided to do some modest furniture rearranging. I moved the blue sofa perpendicular to the day bed six inches closer with about fifteen inches in between. I moved the two sofas opposite each other ten inches closer together, so they are about 28 inches across from each other. I centered the Dupont Orlon area rug between the two sofas, and I separated the two glass and brass end tables, so they are spaced between the two sofas about two feet apart. I moved the long mahogany bureau along side the blue sofa ten inches into the room, so I hallway entrance area is about 36 inches wide until the narrower entrance caused by the pineapple post of the day bed into the bedroom bath hallway. I stacked the two Danish end table bars on top of each other and also moved them ten inches against the back of the blue sofa. I put the yellow French antique reproduction sitting chair from between the two couches to the end of the Danish bar facing the kitchen entrance by the apartment entrance door opposite the first closet.  Thus without the French sitting chair blocking the entrance to the space between the two sofas, the overall area is a little bit more open. I also moved some of the bric a brac on the bars stacked on top of each other. I have drink mixers and Perrier stacked underneath the blue sofa and bar. Alcoholic beverages are no longer displayed in the apartment. Well, I guess it is time for bed. Have a good morning. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/19/01 Friday 2:20 A.M.: I went through my daily computer routine. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/19/01 Friday 1:40 A.M.: I took a nap. I had some of the reheated onion, chicken, and rice soup with two slices of bread and butter along with ice tea. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/18/01 Thursday 9:00 P.M.: I was up at 1 P.M. today. A friend showed up to visit. I had breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I made my 3 P.M. appointment. I then returned home. My friend and I toured the waterfront. We then watched television including the ABC evening news. I made up my usual batch of tomato, ground beef, onion, spices, herbs, and condiments sauce which we had on spaghetti noodles along with ice tea.  We watched more television. My guest just left. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/18/01 Thursday 4:05 A.M.: Well, I watched some television. I had a bowl of microwave popcorn. It is now time for bed. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/18/01 Thursday 2:00 A.M.: I finished sifting through http://mrscott.com/scotwork.htm . I also went through my email. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/18/01 Thursday 12:20 A.M.: I chatted with a friend. He and his wife are coming out to visit on Sunday at noon. I finished making the soup. I refrigerated 30% of it, and I froze 70% of it. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 11:20 P.M.: I went to bed this past morning at 4 A.M., and I was up at 3 P.M.. I had breakfast of three medium boiled eggs, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I then cleaned up, and I went over to Smokes for Less, and I bought two cartons of Seneca Lights 100s for $19 each carton or $38 total. I then returned home. I next went downtown. I visited with a couple of friends in the park. I walked lower Greenwich Avenue. I drove down by the waterfront. I then visited with the friends some more. I then walked upper Greenwich Avenue. I visited some more. I then went by the library, and I read the Wall Street Journal. I then stopped by the Stop and Shop, and I bought 80% ground chuck at $2.49 a pound for $5.03. I then returned home. I had a frosted Citra soda in a frosted mug. I then chatted with a relative. I then made two sliced white chicken meat sandwiches with salt, pepper, mayonnaise, and Tabasco sauce, which I had with two homemade dill pickles and ice tea. I took the remainder of the chicken carcass, and I am simmering it for an hour in three quarts of water. Then I will strain the broth off with a colander and pick the meat off separating it from the bones. I will mix the broth and meat, seven sliced medium onions, adding about 3 cups of water, dashes to taste of celery salt, ground black pepper, garlic powder, oregano, basil, Italian spices, Hungarian paprika, Chinese Five spice, poultry seasoning, ground ginger, ground cinnamon, taragon, thyme, parsley, India hot curry, two bay leaves, two chicken bouillon cubes, several spurts Angostora bitters, three spurts of McHilney Tabasco sauce, three teaspoons of Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce, four tablespoons of Kikkoman soy sauce, one teaspoon of Sesame oil, four tablespoons of olive oil,  1/8 pound of margarine, and one  and a half cups of uncooked brown rice. All of this I will stir together, and boil and simmer for about 45 minutes until the rice is cooked for a very hearty herbal chicken, onion, and rice soup. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 3:10 A.M.: I installed Microsoft Reader 2.1 . CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 3:00 A.M.: I installed Microsoft MSN Explorer 7.0. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 2:40 A.M.: Well, I had a couple of hotdogs with buns and condiments and a homemade dill pickle and ice tea. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 1:50 A.M.: Well I went through http://mrscott.com/scotwork.htm , and at http://www.kenradio.com , I found http://www.worldoil.com/ for those of you interested in oil. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/17/01 Wednesday 1:05 A.M.: I received a couple of telephone calls. I tried resting a bit. I got a sour stomach from the reheated mashed potatoes, so I guess I will throw out the rest of them. After resting a bit more, I watched a bit more television. One my neighbors set off the emergency pull cord alarm, so I reset the system. I guess I will now do a little bit of regular computer work. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/16/01 Tuesday 10:05 P.M.: I went out after the last message, and I stopped by CVS on Greenwich Avenue. I bought a 1.5 liter bottle of yellow mouthwash for $3.99 plus .24 tax for $4.23 total. I then drove down by the waterfront. I next went to the library, and I read the Greenwich Times, the Wall Street Journal, PC Magazine, and four computer newsweeklies. I then walked lower Greenwich Avenue. I returned home. I had a frosted Citra soda in a frosted mug. I then had a sliced white chicken meat sandwich for dinner on Healthnut bread with mayonnaise, Tabasco, salt and pepper. I had the sandwich with reheated homemade mash potatoes along with ice tea. I then had a 50% - 50% Folgers’s decaffeinated and regular instant coffee. I watched a bit of television. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/16/01 Tuesday 4:40 P.M.: I went to bed at 5 A.M., and I was up at 3 P.M.. I had breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I sat outside, and I chatted with a couple of my neighbors. I guess I will clean up and go out shortly. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/16/01 Tuesday 3:20 A.M.: I sifted through my email. I relaxed. I also chatted with a relative earlier in the evening. Well time for bed. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/16/01 Tuesday 12:25 A.M.: I watched a bit of television. I guess now is time for some regular computer work. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/15/01 Monday  10:15 P.M.: I put the Windows 98 Resource Kit program on both of my computers. I also put the Speech, Dictation, and Netshow on the primary computer.  CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/15/01 Monday  9:50 P.M.: I went out, and I bought three loaves of Healthnut bread at the Arnold Bread store outlet for $2.67 total. I then stopped by the Hospital Thrift Shop. I walked over to Putnam Trust Bank of New York on Mason Street. I then walked back to the Greenwich Hospital Thrift Shop, and I bought two identical red nylon duffle bags for $5 and $6 apiece. I then went to my 4 P.M. appointment. I then drove down by the waterfront. I then stopped by the library, and I read the Wall Street Journal. I checked out the Windows 98 Resource Kit. I then returned home. I relaxed a bit. A traveling friend traveling with another companion called up, and we chatted. I took the two Red duffle bags downtown with other supplies for the traveling couple, and we chatted while they sorted their luggage. I then dropped them off closer to their destination. I then returned home. I had a cold chicken leg and thigh with steamed frozen Brussels sprouts and reheated homemade mash potatoes with ice tea. I suppose it is important during time of war to keep vigilant. Also if anyone is in contact with people spending longer times outside during this crisis  when they are observing and moving around, they might need assistance from those individuals more comfortable inside. Well time for some regular computer work. CIO

 

Note: <888> 10/15/01 Monday  1:55 P.M.: I received a telephone message at 11 A.M. this morning. I was up at 12:30 P.M.. I had breakfast of three medium boiled eggs, toast, orange juice, coffee, and vitamins. I chatted with my neighbors. I will clean up shortly and go out. I have a 4 P.M. appointment. CIO