What Phone, What’s an Oldie to Do?

But wasn't the old method putting your NT car windscreen sticker in the windscreen, as 'tickets' have only just been introduced. Tickets are now only available to those non-members who pay, or NT members who scan the QR code on their new style cards.

If you are simply putting 'that letter' in your windscreen, you are depriving the places you visit of approx.£1 from central NT funds.

 

My wife and her sisters do talk occasionally on the phone, but more freqently write to each other.

My three granddaughters, have always loved writing. They keep handwritten journals.
i've not worked for twenty years, but even back when i did, the standard of writing and spelling I saw on many employment application forms was atrocious. Even back then mobile phones were impacting on the ability of some to use a pen.

i never call anyone on a mobile number. It's landline or e-mail. Or actually speak to them when I see them.

 

I have a old galaxy smart phone i forget what model it is its about for year old now, when my £37 a month contract ran out i didn't renew it we went with BT sim only deal, i bought my wife this Buy SIM Free Alba 4 Mobile Phone - Black | SIM free phones | Argos we now pay BT £18 a month for two sim deals we both get 6GB data a month unlimited calls and texts.

 

Scroll through more of my posts and you may find some more missing letters.

Sorry, but I've a really dodgy keyboard on my lenovo lap-top. I have to go back and hit some keys really hard to get them to work. I've tried spraying it with switch cleaner and giving it a go over with a hair dryer on full. But I might have to take in.

I never comment on typos on message boards, as they say, "People in glass houses..."

 

Always had a cheapo mobile that served me well but now I have upgraded to an iphone. Not a new one but a friend upgraded so I had hers for £50....and I could get hooked on it (the iphone) Ideal companion for my ipad too.
My sim only contract costs me a fraction over £5 a month.....only half a gig of data (all I need on the phone), unlimited texts and 250 free minutes a month. Plenty of data on my ipad, desktop; haggled an excellent deal on my landline too

 

I heard a couple of ladies talking on the bus this am, one said to the other, I've have a smart phone for sometime, but don't know how to work it