Missing "T"

Comfort zone. Sometimes change is hard. Out with the old and in with the new isn’t always an easy thing to come by. Knowing the idiosyncrasies, the ins and the outs, the software— it all fits like a glove and one deals with it. So what if the “T” key is missing and you have to stab at the “R” key to get it to work. (The letter T is over-rated in the alphabet anyway.) This computer has nine lives. It’s died and been brought back to life more times than I can count.

cs, why aren’t you using the new computer?

I can do columns in WordPerfect. The new machine won’t run it and I haven’t figured out Pages yet.

Bu* i* would make life so much easierrr *o rread and underrrs*and yourrr emails if you s*arrr*ed using the new compu*err.