The main problem with being able to track deliveries is that, despite what the software tells you, you’re still subject to the vagaries of the delivery service.

I’d planned to go out today, but had to wait for a delivery. As fate would have it, the delivery (a new printer) didn’t arrive until the evening. Of course, if I’d decided to go out, I would have been greeted on my return by a note saying I’d missed the delivery. (Yes, I am convinced that the delivery man is watching me.)

When the delivery finally came it was actually two deliveries–I’d ordered something this morning that arrived the same day. However, by then I didn’t have the energy to 1) disconnect and move my old printer; 2) connect and install the new printer and 3) figure out what the heck to do with the old printer.

Instead the new printer is sitting in the living room taunting me. (Yes, I’m convinced it is taunting me.)

Tomorrow, I plan to finally go out. If the printer lets me.