IT REALLY WASN’T THAT IMPORTANT!
For three days we couldn’t receive our e-mails. The
problem was with Verizon according to all the messages we received from H-P.
Knowing that important messages were not being responded to, we contacted our
provider.
I now know which piece of equipment is the “router” and
it has buttons, but not where the technician said they were. We have the “old” router.
After much coughing, (I have a cold which includes much
coughing) the problem was fixed. The technician also gave me a Mexican recipe
for the cough. (Honey, cinnamon and hot tea) I was delighted to have a
technician who is also a “Doctor”.
At last I was able to access our e-mail account. I
deleted about fifteen messages, none of which was personal and found out that
after three days there were nothing we had missed out on.
Good old (new) technology and new ways of doing old things. The art of letter writing is a thing of the past. Welcome the era of spelling errors and other degradations of the craft. So glad my mom is among the few who have made the transition into modern ways of communicating without sacrificing the values of great writing. Keep it up. Your writing is incredibly impressive from all standpoints. Please send your resume and three samples to our company. We've been looking for months to hire someone like you...as long as you don't mind writing about, uh, technology.
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