A whole week of no home phone and no cell phone . . but help has arrived.
The new internet that was installed last week . . let’s just say it wasn’t working so well for us. Our cell phones only work with the AT&T Microcell which runs off the internet and the new internet wasn’t strong enough (or whatever) to run the microcell. Our home phones are Magic Jack, and though we’ve had great luck with Magic Jack for 4 or 5 years, the new internet wouldn’t run that either.
While neither of us are ones to hang on the phone at all, not having one has been a bit of a pain.
Maybe very soon we’ll have phones, a working gate, a working dishwasher and a level fridge pushed back in it’s little hole . . or am I asking too much? 🙂
Susan says
That is a lot at once. You aren’t asking too much. Soon, this will all be a bad memory. =)
Linda in NE says
Just the basics in life!
Toni in TN says
I rarely use a phone until we don’t have service. LOL
Hilary McDaniel says
Judy, I do hope you are able to retrieve all the quilt photos I’ve sent. PLMK
Thanks, Hilary
Glen in Louisiana says
I totally understand. We have tile going in the bedroom, down the hall and into the den/living room. All my BR furniture is scattered thru the house and I don’t even know where my underwear is now!
But at least I have Internet and phones!
Diana says
ahhh .. patience Grasshopper patience things will come in time ! LOL
AngieG9 says
Judy, maybe it’s time to downsize? 10 years ago I moved from a 3 bedroom house to a 2 room apartment. My 3 kids came in to “help” me move. I’m just now beginning to speak to them again. I mean, really, the brats even took my can opener, and left me here with a fork, a knife, a spoon, a can of soup, one plate, one cup, one glass, one small pan, no socks, no underwear, and no can opener. In the middle of the worst winter we had for years. They even took most of my crafting supplies, inclding my entire stash of fabric. That really hurt!!!! Telephones I can do without, a working computer is a necessity, rebuilding my fabric stash is going slowly, but still going. What did I do wrong in raising them?????