Late Xmas gifts 2011, Thanks Santa!
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 2:39 pm
Yesterday, New Years Day, 2012, I had a visit from my daughter Carol. Bearing great presents to her dear old Pop, (me).
To quote her< " I do not understand your fascination with this junk you collect, especially at your age. But, being Christmas and New Years, I brought some STUFF to throw on your junk pile."
Small drum roll here.
The junk she brought was a Vectrex Arcade System, unfortunately no games or screen overlays, but extremely nice.
An IntellivisionII, 4 controllers, 11 games,boxed, with overlays, manual, power supply and RF adapter.
Not a game console, but part of the junk she gave, TRS-80 Micro Color Computer, boxed, Ram Expansion, power supply , RF adapter, book--Getting Started With Color Basic, 4 cassettes with a variety of programs, And, the warranty, instruction sheet for the Ram expansion module - ( wonder if it is still valid ).
Being, never the one, to look a gift horse in the face, I had no alternative , but to accept this junk as late Christmas gifts.
I think I am slowly winning the battle with My kids or at least wearing them down to accepting my idiosyncrasies. Whatever their thinking may be, Thank you Carol, Kevin, Josh and Sissy.
To quote her< " I do not understand your fascination with this junk you collect, especially at your age. But, being Christmas and New Years, I brought some STUFF to throw on your junk pile."
Small drum roll here.
The junk she brought was a Vectrex Arcade System, unfortunately no games or screen overlays, but extremely nice.
An IntellivisionII, 4 controllers, 11 games,boxed, with overlays, manual, power supply and RF adapter.
Not a game console, but part of the junk she gave, TRS-80 Micro Color Computer, boxed, Ram Expansion, power supply , RF adapter, book--Getting Started With Color Basic, 4 cassettes with a variety of programs, And, the warranty, instruction sheet for the Ram expansion module - ( wonder if it is still valid ).
Being, never the one, to look a gift horse in the face, I had no alternative , but to accept this junk as late Christmas gifts.
I think I am slowly winning the battle with My kids or at least wearing them down to accepting my idiosyncrasies. Whatever their thinking may be, Thank you Carol, Kevin, Josh and Sissy.