I can't believe that I wont be able to use my Canon digital camera so what I did next is to find my old cameras from the old trunk inside the closet. I didn't throw those two cameras because even if those two didn't function the way they should be hoping against hope that someday those two cameras will end up as souvenirs of the old, old days for souvenirs or safekeeping. For recycling? No way! I used the 32GB SDHC memory card on the old Canon PowerShot A720IS 8.0 Megapixels. Inside the camera was the 2 old Likewise alkaline batteries, those two batteries were there inside for five years. Power on and voila the camera works wonder! OMG! What a miracle! This is the camera that got wet of water vapor and was used during the cold winter season outside.
It's stainless surface exterior feature still looks new and handy, smaller, lighter weight than the black Canon digital camera PowerShot SX120IS 10.0 Megapixels. Its problem is not the battery, not the memory card, it was something else... "unknown." Could be the color! LOL.
Well, at least there's no need for my husband to buy me a brand new camera. Or he could buy me a brand new computer instead. Anyway, I first thought have to think about being thrifty. Just as when I said that my electric fan beside me stopped. I first thought it was unplugged from the socket on the wall. darn! What's going on?
Then heard the sharp beep sound of the smoke detector on top of the ceiling. The sound bleeps at an interval of 30 seconds or every 43 seconds. There's nobody cooking, no fire, no smoke whatsoever so why this detector is going crazy? I first thought 18 hours of the annoying sound is over but the sharp sound returned again this morning like a chirp from a bird. You know what's wrong? Battery! The detector needs a new battery.