I was at least glad that George was with me, so we could weather it out together. At least we could look after one another and keep each other company. I can tell you it was an experience. And I kept

I hope you get your power back soon. Pam.

Our building was evacuated during the hurricane we had the year before Sandy, and George and I ended up in some highschool gym for almost a day. We brought our NLS players and a radio and our cellphon

I was just thinking about this; during Sandy, people who had Verizon landlines had phone. The cellphones would still work, at least some of the time, but the problem was, getting electricity to charge

I hope you guys are okay. Pam.

They would have to go into your drive in order for them to see that. pam.

I’ve heard of people hammering nails into them, not just hitting them with the hammer. Pam.

I've been getting mail that says it's from Wells Fargo. I delete it, since I have nothing to do with that. Pam.

I see your name. There are others from other people that I don't see. Pam.

Oh, I wouldn’t want to have to keep something in my mouth. Pam.

Okay; I know that term; I just have not heard it in letters. Pam.

I think there is a mistake in this url: you wrote “minite” instead of “ninite”. Pam.

Maybe I'm dense, but what is your PCP? Pam.

I didn't know there was a free version of winrar. I downloaded 7zip, because the windows unzipping utility won't handle rar. Pam.

I was never told that there is no longer a Kurzweil list. Pam.

A disk shouldn't install unless you tell it to. Pam.

It's when you hook your computer up and use the hotspot on the phone for a connection. Pam.

If you want to connect your computer up, and don't have a network or anything, or are in a place where there's no wifi connection, you can use your phone, if you have a hotspot, and connect to that wi

Okay, then I guess I would have to find out about it over here if I wanted to do it. But at least fifteen is different than fifty! Pam.

That’s good to know, in case I need it. Pam.