Addie
Chef Extraordinaire
Oh, those green 13 column spreadsheets! At the time, I actually enjoyed them, especially getting them to balance.
Today, I look back and wonder how we managed without computers. I have Excel spreadsheets for listing the books I've read, lists of food in the freezer, fridge,
Actually now that I have direct deposit, I don't need to do any kind of spreadsheet. I can check my balance by pushing a few buttons on my phone, and I know what I have available because all purchases are recorded as I make them.
I love the technical age I live in.
Most of my Excel spreadsheets are just forms to help me keep tabs on what food I have on hand.
The book list is so I don't buy another copy of a book I've already read. I keep an up to date copy in my pocket book. This is a necessity for me as I read 4 or 5 books a week.
Z, when I was in H.S. I took a couple of college courses (Latin, Advanced English) along with the Office Studies I was taking. One of the classes was for "Office Machines." Typewriters, and adding machines, along with some others. I was telling my daughter about the adding machines. She just can't grasp what I was talking about. "You mean like a computer Ma?"