“Cousin kindness”!! See the cousin’s instructions on the laptop computer. Several times today, “cousin” coached “the old lady” regarding the set up of the second monitor. ALL DAY and finally both monitors, separate programs. Beyond the monitor, the Christmas gift T-shirt is another example of his “cousin kindness.” ~~ True story: There was a time when computer projects were relatively simple. Now everything is difficult and stressful. “Old age” is a bummer (especially during the isolation due to the Coronavirus). ~~ The two monitors are beautiful to these old eyes!!
“Four-point-four inches of snow” in Waco yesterday–according to TV weatherman. Approximately forty-four degrees as I prepare this message prior to two-forty in the afternoon.
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Postscript, two hours later: The phone talked to me!! That was a surprise; I wasn’t aware of that feature. I’m not sure I’m ready for a “smart phone.”
Cousin by blood and quite possibly as avid about Ancestry.com as this old lady. These cartoons sent to cheer “this old lady” because she said isolation, loneliness, and depression (this past year) took a toll on her well-being. “Cousin” read the Funny ha-ha blog message.
Yes, I watched the Sunday morning programs and heard the broadcasters crucify the President of the United States. I’m horrified (too) at the horrific event on Wednesday. The words have been mouthed by the President and President-Elect to “come together and unify.” In my humble opinion, “the media” is making the situation worse!!
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Question: Will Google cancel my account because an innocuous old woman dares to criticize the media?? An old woman who wants to stress the words of God.
This little old lady said it earlier in the day. At 7:00 PM Central time, Mark Levin (FOX News), said the same but far more eloquently. You can read his remarks at this link: Life, Liberty & Levin.
Here’s a true story to make you laugh–and relieve some of the stress we are experiencing?!
Bottom line, first: I don’t know how to answer my “smart phone.” Details: My “dumb phone” (flip phone) has gotten to the place where the battery won’t hold a charge. Yesterday, I retrieved the box with the phone I purchased thirteen months ago. I was “planning ahead” (before I left Livingston) thinking I’d need the map feature (etc., etc.) to get around Waco. Well, truth be told, I’ve barely left home and I still don’t know anything about Waco!! However, it was time to initiate a new phone. Yesterday—after several hours—service had been transferred from one phone to the other. I’d read the instructions, I snooped into various aspects of the “smart phone.” This morning, a friend (living in Livingston) called and I saw her name and her phone number. I tapped her name, I tapped her phone number, I moved my finger up the face of the phone. The phone kept ringing–and I was helpless to answer it!! Moments later, I was able to call her and explain… and we both got a big laugh. Now I’m heading to the Internet to watch information on Greatcall.com/Learning.
Full of fear. A year of turmoil (for all of us) due to the Coronavirus. Now: Republican defeats, mob violence at the Capitol, and our Nation facing a frightening future. I confess to being “full of fear.”
“Cousin kindness”!! See the cousin’s instructions on the laptop computer. Several times today, “cousin” coached “the old lady” regarding the set up of the second monitor. ALL DAY and finally both monitors, separate programs. Beyond the monitor, the Christmas gift T-shirt is another example of his “cousin kindness.” ~~ True story: There was a time when computer projects were relatively simple. Now everything is difficult and stressful. “Old age” is a bummer (especially during the isolation due to the Coronavirus). ~~ The two monitors are beautiful to these old eyes!!
