COMPUTERS: While I was in the Air Force I started working with computers. It was nothing like what we have today. We had a keyboard and monitor. Anything to be added to the files had to be done by IBM punch cards. I estimated that I probably punched over 100,000 cards in 3 years. When Atari and Commadore came out with their game/computer I got one of each. I still have two Commadore computer’s, keyboards and monitor. After retiring from the Air Force I tried to get into computer school. I was told that there was a long waiting list. I went to barbering school and after graduation I worked to about 10 months. That was long enough for me to know that barbering was not going to work for me. Again I tried to get into programming school and was told that I had to have a C or better to get into the class. Being that I had algebra 20 some years before then I could not prove what I had for a grade. So I took algebra and got and “A”. I finely got into programming school. I worked as a programmer on main frame computers for 20 years before I had to retire. I am still working on programming when I get a chance. While I was in my first company I got a computer to use with my job. It was a Commadore PC. I asked if it could be upgraded and was told it was. I upgraded the memory and when I wanted to upgrade the hard drive I was told that I couldn’t. After that I put my first real computer together and I have been putting my computers together ever sense.