Do something with my old computer

DH doesn’t know if we’re keeping the old computers, or not.

So, until he decides, this is pretty meaningless, yes?

jkd

http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/hazwaste/recycle/ecycling/donate.htm

There’s two (extra) computers sitting in my bedroom right now!

jkd

It is gone and donated to a local school. They even gave me documentation for my taxes.

Today I discussed this goal with my sister over coffee. She works at a middle school and said if I clear off any personal info and haul it to the porch, she will stop by this week and take it into school.

AND I ACTUALLY DID IT. Just now. I uninstalled one banking related program for an account I no longer have and a car loan on the car BEFORE this one and deleted any semi-personal files. I did not keep much of anything on that PC – just some games and whatever software was installed when I bought it.

Unreal.

As anyone who “knows” me (which is few and far between because I am not so great at joining in the conversations) on this site is aware, my goals are seldom completed and even less commented on. Usually the only ones I actually mark off are wishing someone happy birthday and even that is only if Todd Schoonover reminds me.

Almost having this completed feels really great.

The spare room at my house SHOULD be a nice, cozy office space. Instead it has a trundle bed, an old dresser that belonged to my grandfather, 2 filing cabinets AND a IBM PS2 purchased in the late 1980s – early 1990s and not used in more than 10 years. I cannot even remember the last time it was turned on.

One of the reasons I have not disposed of it is because I am not sure where to take it. The other is that there is probably personal info on it because at 1 point I was using Quicken or something like it at the time.