Of course I wasn't actually looking for it (THIS TIME anyway).
I was digging through the MESS on my desk this morning looking for my copy of USGS Bulletin 912 (Spirit Leveling in Utah, 1897-1938) and found one of my “new” HP-41Xs that had been MIA for about 6 months!
The “bat” warning came on when I turned it on, but a fresh set of size 'N' and she's as good as new (which she almost is). The program in it is one I wrote about 30 years ago, and I would hate to have to key it back in (my cards and reader are a bit iffy). I use the program daily for inversing, quick traverse calcs, vertical coefficients etc. on the “old” HP-41X, which I keep on TOP of the various piles of errr...stuff.
Shortly thereafter, I found Bulletin 912 on my book shelf right where it belongs...go figure...who would ever look THERE?
🙂
Loyal
As for the forgetfulness, age is something that can't be reversed. As to the mess on your desk, I'd recommend a pitchfork to turn the pile every once in a while. 😉
