Our home air unit is on the fritz and I'm sure repairs will cost us a pretty penny and the friggin unit isn't even eight years old. My Sweet Wife has strange worrisome back pains which will haunt me until we get a doctor's report. Our yard is a mess and when I have a rare afternoon to attend it the weather turns against me. My reading list is a mile long and continues to grow. I haven't time for my hobbies, which is dead skunk drag my butt in the mud kick a democrat in the knee awful.
So, here I sit with sore feet with my cell at a constant scream. Just spent the last fifteen minutes answering text messages. I'm about to throw this Blackberry across the room. There, see, two more beeps...
Oh, before I forget...to my constant reader in Everett, Washington - thanks. I appreciate it.
Rambling...this cell is about to drive me nuts. Just checked and it's Senior - he can wait.
Peace...it's all I ask. Beep....
Stephen
Should have never started using the phone for that to begin with. I make it a point to out right ignore all text messages I found if you do that they stop pretty quick.
ReplyDeleteAnother neat trick is to throw the phone away ever so often "by mistake" a couple of days looking for it and people give up as well.
So I should be ignored?
DeletePP, unfortunately its the only phone I own, well other than the shop's landline. We both use cell's and dropped our home hardline....but you have a valid point.
DeleteSenior, of course.
Welcome to my life.
ReplyDeleteJoking around with the guys on the job site today. We decided to wait and see how long it took my "smart" phone to reach 50 unread emails.
It took 3 hours.
Only three hours....dadgum Bubba....get with it.
DeleteSee your problem is too much sun, and our problem here in MN is lack of sun. P.P. has too many bee on his mind, and kymber and Jam are burned out too.
ReplyDeleteChilly with clouds here at the moment...blur, at 58. It'll be 80 by noon.
DeleteKicking a Democrat in the knee isn't awful.
ReplyDeleteWell, maybe awfully funny, but.......
True....stream of conscience kinda took over.
DeleteSometimes not owning a cell phone is a good thing. Kids said I should have one. Told them I didn't want to be in touch 24-7. Keeps my stress level down.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Vicki. But when out and about and with the complete dismantling of all phone booths....kinda comes in handy. Thanks, Sweet Lady.
DeleteGood conversation tonight, haven't chatted much the past two weeks. Will stop by when I get chance.
ReplyDeleteYes it was....Thanks, Brother.
Deletedear sweet one - i understand your grief. back in the city i carried a classified cell, an unclassified cell and a blackberry - ALL for work! i hated those darn things. since moving here, we only have one cell phone at that is for jam for work. it's ok though cuz we don't get cell receptiion out here where we live - thank the lord! keep us updated on Sweet Wife's back pains ok? much love to you both!
ReplyDeleteyour friend,
kymber
I believe she has a kidney stone....but that's just me, and I tend to worry. Thanks, my sweet friend.
DeleteAll I can say is be GLAD you only have one... sigh...
ReplyDeleteI cannot imagine....
DeleteI am not an "older fellow"
ReplyDeleteYes the heck you are, old....but sadly I'm older.
DeleteA Blackberry? Man you ARE a dinosaur! I'm still a flip phone man myself. But being in business I know a lot of former Blackberry users that switched to a smartphone and they say when you switch you will not just throw the Blackberry away, you will do something to torture it to death as punishment for being such a piece of crap. Just passing on the info.
ReplyDeleteDouble, I know, me the dinosaur....the wife has a Samsung Galaxy four with all the bells and whistles. Since we've been with AT&T since Noah was a child we're grandfathered and have unlimited service tailored to our preferences. I'm hardheaded about new tech and will probably wait as long as possible before I switch...then again, the 'five' model is soon to be released...we'll just wait and see. Thanks, my friend.
DeleteStephen,
ReplyDeletePut everything on hold, take care of yourself and Sweet Wife. When you feel up to it, then tackle what tickles your fancy.
Don't sweat all the small stuff!!!!
I shall try, Sandy...it's awful hard at times. Thanks, my lovely friend.
DeleteYes . . Sandy is right, Stephen. Sure hope Sweet Wife start feeling better and that the cranky air-condioner straightens out ok. Lots of people want to put our arms around your shoulder and give a hug. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cathy. She feels a little better. Her back has given her trouble for years. Nice hug, thanks.
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