Ring the Door Bell!
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Comments (11)Ohgoodgrief. I had an ericafon and it's hard to even consider that being vintage, with its space-age design. I remember when all the phones were owned by the phone company and one simply "leased" them with the line. My mother is still on the ringer system with her old rotary dial phones, instead of the touch tone and this presents a problem sometimes when automated systems don't give an option for holding for an operator. I was thinking the other day about my son who is always on the cutting edge of any new technology. He had one of the first models of car mobile phones available to the general public. It was an enormous unit and his car was promptly broken into and it was history. I suspect communications are the one area I associate with the most change in my lifetime. I remember my aunt's old private number, since I was a child when I had to use it and it wasn't listed. It's etched on my brain like a cattle brand. Her prefix was Gladstone and I still recite the GL and five numbers. Yes, I remember party lines and actually had one for awhile in the mid seventies until a private line became available. Back in Missouri when I was first married, that's all we ever had. ONe had to have a modicum of courtesy to share telephone lines, and more than one person would cry wolf, and say it was an emergency and ask you to clear the line just out of convenience. There was even a warning in the phone book against that....See MorePostman doesn't always ring twice
Comments (16)Well! At least you all manage to get your plants put on your porches! My new postlady will not enter our gate (we live out in the country). We can't hear the horn blowing because our house is weird....so well insulated you don't hear it even raining outside. So when she did not deliver my daylilies this summer, I flew to the post office and mumbled and grumbled. So now she will call me before she leaves the post office, and I have to go stand outside by the gate for 10-15-20 minutes until she gets here with my plants. At least it's better than having them stay in her car all day, and the post office for another night. Oh, and about UPS...our UPS guy won't ring the doorbell. He just dumps the box on our covered porch and splits. FedEx here is the greatest....very fast service, the best of the three. Funny, isn't it?...See MoreMy wonderful surprise!
Comments (22)WOW...I don't visit this side of the forum often enough and so sorry I missed this earlier. Wonderful, delicious and thoughtful package Jessy!! You will love the LC bakingware, I use mine all the time, only I do need some smaller ones like yours!!! The fruit jams...what could be better!! Enjoy and I know you did/are!!! Michelle...See MoreWe taught her to ring the bell, now what?
Comments (6)What an adorable puppy :) Ohh... I wish I had an answer. We trained our pup to ring a bell as well and he too quickly put it to his own uses. He rang to play, he rang when he saw a squirrel, a truck, a runner, etc. He would come back inside from a potty trip and he'd victoriously ran over and rang the bell as if to announce his return to the house. We started to joke it was the 'servant bell'. In the end, we decided to put it away as the original purpose was lost and he was already reliably house broken- though he was having a heck of a good time ringing the bell. Now we only take it out to do tricks with and the rest of the time it is kept well hidden....See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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