What things bother you the most?

Eve wrote:No choices there? That stinks. :grumble:

In my area for land line phone service, it's Verizon or nothing.

Verizon tech called me today, said he "gave me a new assignment at the central computers." Supposedly, I should be getter faster speed than before. I'm really not, but the speed is back to normal. Hopefully it stays this way. :fingerscrossed:

Regarding AT&T, I have their wireless service and yes, their customer service is good. For one, their reps actually speak English and my bill has gotten adjusted without much debating. :victory:

Jav_sol wrote:
Regarding AT&T, I have their wireless service and yes, their customer service is good. For one, their reps actually speak English and my bill has gotten adjusted without much debating. :victory:

:hehe:

Jav_sol wrote: For one, their reps actually speak English

Cheers!! :drink:

OT:
Waking up all night because of this damned congestion. :grumble:

Eve wrote:


Cheers!! :drink:

OT:
Waking up all night because of this damned congestion. :grumble:

Nothing worse than bronchial infection. Hope you get better soon! And I hope you're drinking a lot of fluids and staying warm. Take care :patpat:

Eve wrote:
OT:
Waking up all night because of this damned congestion. :grumble:

:(

Hopefully you have gotten some rest and are feeling better!

OT: Never fun realizing someone means more to you than you mean to them.

Eve wrote:OT:
Waking up all night because of this damned congestion. :grumble:

Got the humidifier going, Evie?

Eve wrote:OT:
Waking up all night because of this damned congestion. :grumble:

:patpat:

deseipher wrote:OT: Never fun realizing someone means more to you than you mean to them.

This is how I lose friends. :hug:

Wynter wrote:

This is how I lose friends. :hug:

It's something I'm seeing more and more, friends coming and going. I need to understand though that friendships don't always stay constant over the years, and that sometimes it's no one's fault. We get jobs, get married, get a different set of priorities. It happens, and the sooner I accept that the better.

Sengo wrote:

Nothing worse than bronchial infection. Hope you get better soon! And I hope you're drinking a lot of fluids and staying warm. Take care :patpat:

Thanks, Sengo. I appreciate it. Luckily it is warm here so thats easy. And drinking fluids too. :victory:

@ Beem-No humidifier but its pretty humid here already. At night when Im flat is when I have a problem but last night I found the codeine cough syrup so I slept long and well. :victory: And the anitbiotics must be working as Im not getting worse but am a little better.
I'm just greedy and want to be a lot better. :doh:

@Deseipher and Wyn-chan- I've had to adapt to many of my friendships changing over the years. From moving, or families growing, jobs changing etc.
ONe of my closest friends from when I was 17, Im godmother of her kids, has almost fallen completely out of touch which still hurts sometimes though I know she is busy with her family and work. Also because she has a much older husband, who is now an old man, I think she is a bit jealous of the fun I have with mine. So I hurt her in a way without meaning toot. Still when we do get together its great. All friendships have some limitations and one needs to be flexible. Or end up with hardly any friends. :sweat:

I usually don't drink Dr.Pepper, but the fact that it just expolded on my mouse pad and carpet really doesn't help push the product.
The only shaking the bottle could have had was between the grocery store and home - and that was 4 hours ago!
there's even a slogan on the label: "can you handle the taste?" :doh:

7th-key wrote:I usually don't drink Dr.Pepper, but the fact that it just expolded on my mouse pad and carpet really doesn't help push the product.
The only shaking the bottle could have had was between the grocery store and home - and that was 4 hours ago!
there's even a slogan on the label: "can you handle the taste?" :doh:

Never liked Dr. Pepper... I always thought it was carbonated prune juice. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Never liked Dr. Pepper... I always thought it was carbonated prune juice. :bleh:

Apt description.
Though I feel that could apply to root beer as well.

Hope it didnt ruin anything for good, 7th key. :fingerscrossed:

Eve wrote:Apt description.
Though I feel that could apply to root beer as well.

You mean Sarsaparilla?

It is the best one for floats, though. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Never liked Dr. Pepper... I always thought it was carbonated prune juice. :bleh:

yep.

Eve wrote:
Hope it didnt ruin anything for good, 7th key. :fingerscrossed:

nothing ruined and I think I just got rid of all the stickiness :beaten:, thanx eve :)

bmwracer wrote:Never liked Dr. Pepper.

Yeah, I always thought it was nasty. :bleh: But when I was in Texas, I noticed it was very popular.

Jav_sol wrote:Yeah, I always thought it was nasty. :bleh: But when I was in Texas, I noticed it was very popular.

That says it all. :beaten:

7th-key wrote:
nothing ruined and I think I just got rid of all the stickiness :beaten:, thanx eve :)

That's good then. :victory:

Jav_sol wrote:
Yeah, I always thought it was nasty. :bleh: But when I was in Texas, I noticed it was very popular.

A can of weird after taste ... if memory serves right ...I haven't drink in a longtime because of that :beaten:

The doctor I saw today who wanted to be right even though she wasnt. Glad I was stubborn and made her prescribe the antibiotics I wanted. Wish I had gotten them last week. I wouldnt still be sick then.