This video shows a simple tool that takes the skill out of precisely placing stickers down on an envelope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR8oOPOoLU4
Rick
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This video shows a simple tool that takes the skill out of precisely placing stickers down on an envelope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR8oOPOoLU4
Rick
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CDO coming out a bit, there, Rick? I can relate!
CDO is like OCD, but with the letters in the correct alphabetical order. I got mine from Uncle Sam.
Bill
I always liked having the stamps and the addresses reasonably straight as well, however I can't even remember the last time I sent a letter through the mail.
Just like my land line if my internet wasn't through it I wouldn't have one. there is not even a functioning phone connected to it
If I didn't receive the few packages through the mail I would do away with my mail box.
Any bills I have are on automatic pmt.
I've had to send a money order to a guy who doesn't do online payments within the past year, twice IIRC. Otherwise likewise! Our phone (landline) was disconnected during the 2016 election runup. We had it taken out entirely a couple of months ago. SWMBO, my son, and I all have cell phones, and computers. We use those for quite a bit of our shopping. Even for groceries, now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Bill
I'm getting to the point of why keep my cell phone. It rings 100 times a day even though I am on the national do not call list. and out of those 100 calls maybe 1 every 3 or 4 days is a real person who I know and happens to be on my contact list. If there is no name then I don't answer. leave a message I check them a few times a week .
Mine is doing pretty good about marking calls I am not going to want as spam calls. So I can just decline them. I do talk to my wife and son most every day. Honey-doo's, and coordination for rides to & from work, etc. Son doesn't drive, and I'm retired now so it's cheaper for him to slip me some gas money now than then than to Uber to and from work. Do also get a lot of calls from doctor's offices, so can't do without a phone just yet. Quite. I'm also on the state and federal Do Not Call list. Both of which seem to get used for the opposite of their purpose. And, I very often let calls go to voicemail. If they don't leave voicemail, I don't call them back. And when I get a call that is spam, I block it, and report it as spam. Though I think we need to start dropping paratroopers down their chimneys when they keep it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
No what is needed is a 15.9 earthquake in DC there was a law passed in both houses and signed by President Trump to put a stop to the robo calls and spam advertising calls, but it was singed after the election so no one is going to enforce itQuote:
Originally Posted by WmRMeyers
Hmmm. I could support that! I don't think I'd like DJ Trump as a next door neighbor, but he's the only person elected to the presidency in my adult lifetime that has tried to do what he promised he would do. I'm more than a little bummed that he didn't get reelected, and the house and senate cleaned out a good bit to put in people who would support what he was doing. I can't adequately express my opinion of the person currently sitting in that office since I'm one of those who got warned not to be badmouthing the president. Funny they didn't do that when DJT was there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Bill
My hand tremors are such that I just print addresses on envelopes. Word > Mailings > Envelopes > Typing noises here > Put envelope in manual feed tray > Print
I was doing that 30+ years ago, but hardly ever do snail mail, now. My handwriting has always been, well, poor might be too optimistic, but passage of time certainly hasn't helped it. I took notes when I was in college on a laptop, and before that, going all the way back to the TRS-80 Model 1 Level 1 machines, wrote my letters on a desktop computer or a typewriter. Took a typing class in high school, and passed with good grades, as my mom told me if I did, she'd give me her Remington portable typewriter. That was in 1971 or 1972. I used that thing until some bastard stole it. Though it was getting hard to find ribbons for it. These days, it's desktop computer or phone. The laptop is getting a bit long in the tooth, just like me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elizabeth Greene
Bill