Thank for all your nice replies. Even with those crappy pictures I took. They really do look much better. We've had some warm days and cool nights, around 50 degrees. About two weeks ago I finally experienced what the lack of water can do to a potted brug. OMG! I walked outside and the leaves were as wilted as can be. I panicked like crazy. I came in to get water as fast as I could. I have never seen a plant react so fast to getting water. I went in to get more water, and by the time I came back out I could already notice a difference. It was amazing. I am so hoping that I get to see the other bloom. I already seen one bloom earlier when I bought these, and they looked bad in my opinion. However, it still produced one single fully opened beautiful white bloom. Now it has about 15-20 buds/pods on it, and the one I haven't seen bloom has just as many. I hope we'll get enough warm weather so I can at least see what it looks like. I think when I purchased it the tag said pink, but what color pink I don't know. The white was beautiful. I walked over to it each day and just admired it. I was in heaven. I only wish I had gotten around to getting these in the ground. They looked bad to me when I first got them and even with all the advice I got here I just didn't think I could do anything to make them look any better. In my zone with enough time to get a good root system they could have survived the winter. However, it's to late for that now. I just have to hope that I can continue to care for them in their dormant state and keep them going. I am so proud of them. Thanks to everyone here who offered advice. Some of it I took, and most of it I forgot. *LOL* I have taken in so much information about brugs since August I feel my brain is overloaded and cannot remember half of it. Either way, Thanks to all and especially Karyn. I hope you'll all guide me through the winter as well with these potted brugs.

Our daughter had the Alltel internet service and she didn't like it....kept getting disconnected. What we did, was drop our landlines and got wireless internet service. All I needed on my computer was a network card. I have a small antenna on my roof, it plugs into the network card, or in my case, into my router and I can have my 3 computers online at once. We now have 2 cell phones, faster wireless internet and saving about $40 a month. (we had 3 phone lines + my cell phone). and we had our home phone numbers ported to our cell phones.

I believe both do have bluetooth but I never learned to use it. I will check it out. owbist; I always forget about youtube. However, I didn't see anything useful in your list. Remember, I had essentially succeeded in making a sim card transfe, but the data was not complete. The one on point post from your list also indicated incomplete data fields. I actually found that my transfer was worse than I originally thought. It only transferred the contact name and lost both the fact that the next contact was identical and thus a subset, but also lost any indication of the type of phone (work, home etc) and listed ALL entries as 'mobile'.

Another option would be to go with Prepaid Plus and load their individual phones, and what is loaded is good for up to 120 days. Any minutes that remain when the phone is reloaded (before the 120 days are up) will automatically be rolled over. This would curb their use (and possibly abuse) and be very affordable for you. From the link below: 100 minutes for $10 or 250 texts at 5 cents per text 416 minutes for $25 or 10,400 texts at 5 cents a minute 1,000 minutes for $50 or 25,000 texts at 5 cents a minute 2,000 minutes for $80* or 50,000 texts at 5 cents a minute *While the $10, $25 and $50 denominations of the Standard plan last 120 days, the $80 denomination lasts for a full year. I've used Page Plus for years and have had no problems. The phone is not used for my entertainment, but for occasional use for my convenience when I am away from home. Longer calls, phone visits with loved ones, are made from land line at home. My phone doesn't take and send pics, but then that is why I have a camera and a computer. Good luck in your search for a good, reasonably priced solution for your family staying in touch as needed. Here is a link that might be useful: Prepaid Cell Phone Plans: Standard Plan