To Do

[amul]

This pesky kitten keeps climbing onto my desk and sitting in front of my computer screen, staring very closely at the line of text as it appears. I'm trying very hard not to get attached to her kittens, but they're very cute, and the one THO named seems to have taken a particular liking to me.

To Do

1. Study for ACE exam


2. Download my website, so I can upload it to Blue Host

Done

1. Clean my desk


2. Finish paying bills


3. Apply for a credit card that has United Frequent Flyer miles


4. Organize my photos


5. Sign up for Blue Host


6. Shop for things you can't afford: Printer - Epson Stylus RX700 = $300


7. Shop for things you can't afford: Scanner - Epson Stylus RX700


8. Shop for things you can't afford: Wacom Intuos3 6x8 = $300 (or bigger)


9. Shop for things you can't afford: Flash : Sunpak Mz-440AF, plus Pentax Hotshoe F adapter, Hotshoe adapter FG and Pentax F5P cord = $175

Comments

[elissa-carey.livejournal.com]

Don't know how good a scanner you need, but if you need something super basic, you can get a good all-in-one (printer, scanner, copier, digital picture-download-from-memory-stick) for not much over $100, most places, and some for under. (I have an HP that cost me about $80, IIRC.)

[amul.livejournal.com]

This is the giant debate inside my head. It'd be nice to have The Full Office right here in my bedroom, but space is a major limiting factor. I have an all-in-one now (HP 6110), but there are nicotine stains on the underside of the glass. The printer-part works fine, though, as does the page-feeder part of the scanner.

It'd be nice to be able to scan & print color negative contact sheets. It'd also be cool to have one of those printers that prints right on the CD/DVD, but I don't think they have that in the all-in-ones.

Bottom line is, this is what I do: input and output images. I have the digital labs where I can do all my Heavy Scanning And Printing, but what can I settle for at home?

I just don't know.