Hello Moto, by Rich Paschall As early as the fall of 2020 I was thinking that I should buy or replace everything I need before I retire. In other words, I should get what I need while I was still… Read More ›
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MEMORY LIGHTS THE CORNERS OF MY PHONE
Hello Moto, by Rich Paschall As early as last fall I was thinking that I should buy or replace everything I need before I retire. In other words, I should get what I need now while I am still working…. Read More ›
THE BIGGEST GLITCH – Marilyn Armstrong
Little things defeat me. An electrical blip — so brief as to go otherwise unnoticed — knocked out the time and date on the clocks and telephones in my house. It was so brief I didn’t realize it had happened until… Read More ›
ORDERING A NEW PHONE – REALLY! – Marilyn Armstrong
I gave in. The flip phone was not working for me. I needed a phone with something resembling a keypad. Using the multiple hits required on the flip phone keys plus my inability to find text markers in case I… Read More ›
THE DISINTEGRATION OF CIVILIZATION
Lately I’ve been reading posts focusing on how civilization is disintegrating because of technology. How we’ve lost our privacy, obviously because of social networking. The prevalence of fake news on the Internet that so many morons take seriously has had a… Read More ›
ANOTHER DISSERVICE EXPERIENCE – FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT AT&T
This is a verbatim of the tail end of an endless day of trying to get accurate information about what is included in my AT&T wireless plan and how much it costs. Garry was afraid I was going to have a… Read More ›
WHY I DON’T LOVE CELL PHONES
Everyone loves their cell phone except me, or anyway that’s how it feels. I know there are other people like me who are not enchanted with the technology, but it’s dreadfully unfashionable to express an anti-cell phone opinion. I am… Read More ›
ITCH
Karma? Murphy’s Law? A deity that has it in for us? Bad things happen to good people, but annoying things happen to everybody. Constantly. These daily annoyances are like an itch you can’t scratch. You try to ignore them, but they… Read More ›
Daily Prompt: Are you being served? Chaos and Madness at AT&T
Shortly before Christmas, Garry and I went somewhere and I forgot to bring my cell phone. I asked Garry if I might use his. I was appalled when I could barely hear anything, even with the volume full up and using the speaker…. Read More ›
A huge pink underbelly
Little things defeat me. An electrical blip — so brief as to go otherwise unnoticed — knocked out the time and date on the clocks and telephones in my house. It was so brief I didn’t realize it had happened until… Read More ›
Charge! Address the Mess!
My world runs on rechargeable batteries. Three laptops, two Kindles, two cellphones, six cameras, four mouses (mice have fur and make squeaky noises, mouses attach to your computer), wireless keyboards, GPS, various clocks, flashlights, who-knows-how-many remote controls, electric razors, tooth cleaning machines,… Read More ›
Taming the Techno Beast
Lately I’ve been reading a lot of posts focusing on how civilization is disintegrating because of technology. The loss of privacy, clearly because of websites like Facebook. The prevalence of moronic rumors on the Internet that for incomprehensible reasons, people actually… Read More ›
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 