Odd as it may seem, I’m not the expert on any of this, but I think I’m making progress. We were talking about GoComics.com, the Andrews McMeel Universal website where hundreds of comics, including A&J, are posted every day. Specifically, we were talking about “liking” stuff there, very specifically “liking” Arlo & Janis. Turns out visitors must sign up for a GoComics account to be able to “like” and to comment and to do other stuff. That’s the not-so-good news. The good news is, you can sign up for an account for free, and it won’t kill you! But wait! There’s more! You can pay $20 a year and view comics 24 hours a day without those jumpy ads, plus you can build pages of your personal favorites and have them emailed to you. I’m really not trying to sell you anything: I only recently have begun doing this myself, right down to paying my bosses 20 bucks. I can say it’s a pretty good deal. My experience at GoComics.com is more enjoyable. In parting, I want to thank those of you who did find your way to GoComics.com yesterday and “liked” that dreadful cartoon. You rocked the house! But we’re going to talk more about that next post.
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Well, let Ghost go anywhere and leave me to my own devices and I overdo it immediately. I woke up to smell of a pan scorching on stove at 5 a.m. that I forgot to turn off. Didn’t catch on fire ut definitely shrunk the roast!
Headed back to bed to discover my left side was soaked though leggings and tee shirt. My drains are removed but drain holes are open! So, three additional dressings and three tee shirts later, I fell asleep again.
Today is either stay quiet and rest day or go to Tulsa to see surgeon day. Sending a photo of side, drains and whatever.
Stay QUIET silly girl! 🙂 Glad all else is ok.
A Pacific cormorant of some sort.
https://explore.org/livecams/orcas/orcalab-parson-island
Peace,
Posed this question to my FB friends but would be interested in hearing your experiences too:
It seems that every time we have to contact a company for tech or other support we have the same issue. We can easily hear and understand the initial recorded menu (language, department, etc.), but as soon as we are connected to an actual person the sound quality goes downhill – volume too low, fuzzy, cuts in and out. In the most recent case the person’s accent wasn’t really an issue, even though it was obvious that they weren’t from around here. Is it just us and/or our phone?
Ruth Anne, there are too many executives who think like this one when it comes to customer support:
http://www.gocomics.com/dilbert-classics/2017/10/14
Too true, TR
Good heavens! Where is everyone? Football on Monday night?
Nope. Just trying to catch up on shows I missed last week while preparing for a concert last Friday.
I am going through my clothes eliminating all that do not open all way or have low cut necks. This is relevant because I will continue to need to not extend arms while reconstructing both breasts which apparently may be finished by December 2018?
It is also relevant for chemotherapy and access to my port on chest to make it easier to do cancer treatments.
I told Ghost tonight that while buying all these sweaters, blouses and dresses, I had him in mind, not how easy it would be for doctors to get in to my chest.
I like live music and go to concerts whenever possible.
For the past two Sundays, I have been able to attend Mountain Stage, a program that is recorded live and then broadcast weekly on many NPR stations.
I have attended five sessions so far, and each one has featured an eclectic collection of five artists and groups.
Always incredible evenings.
African agamid lizard growing a new tail.
https://explore.org/livecams/african-wildlife/african-watering-hole-animal-camera
Peace,