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Comments (6)From White Oak Nursery, I ordered: Abiqua Moonbeam Alex Summers Jewel of the Nile June Touch of Class Guacamole Captain Kirk Thunderbolt and from Hilltop Farms, I ordered: American Icon Blue Mouse Ears Dark Shadows Fujibotan Journeys End plantaginea Aphrodite Sun Power I had spring fever so bad, I got a little carried away ordering online! Off-topic, but I hadn't seen hide nor hair, or even the tip of an eye of my Striptease, even though all my other hostas are up. Good news - saw some Striptease eyes peeking out today! Deanna...See MoreReceive Cell Phone Calls via WiFi?
Comments (13)It's a feature you enable in your settings named "wi-fi calling." Your phone functions just like normally, making or receiving calls. But Instead of the calls occurring using the wireless signal of your cell phone carrier, they occur over your Internet connection. You need the right phone and you need to enable the feature in your settings. Other than that, you wouldn't know the difference since it's business as usual and there are no extra things to do when placing or receiving calls. When I am at home, my phone automatically picks up my router and all calls occur over the Internet. This is nice if you are limited to a certain number of minutes a month on your wireless plan, since calls over the Internet don't count against your plan. Not all phones can do this. For example, you need the newest iPhone (6 or 6s), or a pretty new Android model. And a few carriers do not yet make this available to their customers regardless of what phone they have. What phone do you have and who is your carrier?...See MoreMy exterior wall can only be accessed via my neighbor's fenced yard.
Comments (5)I'm in Ca. each house is a little lower or higher than last house. Stair-Step style I guess you could call it. They want you to think you live on a slight hill. Anyway a neighbor's water could run onto our property so we put a drain pipe out to the street along side the house buried with a small grate at each end that's cemented around outside of pipe to carry water out of back yard & out to street. We don't get much rain here but did see about 6 inches of water round in back once long ago & most drains off. I don't see any reason you would be going onto his property. We have common walls here too, we each paid 1/2 of block wall & it's on the property line, usually there is at least 5 ft beside the house, maybe you need to put more dirt in so check with inspector to see if your property was properly graded. Our new home was a shock because day we signed the papers we came over & they had graded the back yard, high way at back & all water would run into house in storms as large patio door, sliding glass, only few inches above dirt, lucky for us they came & regraded it but we also had to do a lot more work & make it so we wouldn't have problems. I think problem is with your place not being graded properly. Guy that graded it probably didn't know a thing about grading, just thought you move some dirt around so looks ready to plant....See MoreIs it possible to post via a cell phone??
Comments (6)I had the same problem with the words disappearing when you hit the space bar a few months ago. Then it went away. A few days ago I saw your post, but since I didn't know how it went away, I didn't have any suggestions. Now it's doing it again! The only way I can post on my phone is to click each word in the predictive text box above my keyboard as I type. Super annoying! But I only use my phone to post, so I'm just dealing with it....See More- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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