Ed Edmondson wrote:

> Great! I am looking for something else to do.

Other nice begginer to intermediate projects that'll help you think 
and learn to program:

- Write programs that use multiple PIC pins to emulate various types 
of gates like OR, NOR, AND, NAND.

- Use the timer interrupt, increment some counters, and set bits at 
various intervals such as 10mS, 50mS, 100mS, etc. or longer. Then in 
your main program loop watch for those bits to be set and do something 
like toggle the state of an LED the clear the bit. Your program can 
perform these little multiple "tasks" all at the same time. Have it do 
something differently based on the position of a switch.

- The LCD mentioned is a great idea.

- Does your PIC have a serial port? Send messages to Hyperterminal 
instead of an LCD.

- Once your clock display is figured out make a stopwatch instead.
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