Dear you:
Hot July wraps around me/us and I am wasting too much time trying to connect to devices:
1. My lovely mobile phone and its provider (the big V) drops and fails and I need this since the news on Mom is she is in the hospital. Her leg is being treated for an infection she tried to fix herself . . . in denial. Mortality.
2. My lovely internet connection went down as I tried to work online for that educational company (the big P) -- I am trying to avoid litigation with this abbreviation strategy, sorry. Other techno-tools necessary for that work were all "glitching" too. I love that. Whenever I contact the tech wizards in any institutional/corporate situation, they simply say things are "glitching".
I am going to adopt that phrase!
Scenario: When one of my credit accounts (let's say the big C) wants a payment, I can just shrug and say I can't "due to glitching".
Next scenario: When an annoying person calls me from, for example, the past and done creepy St. Pete., I can just hang up and pretend the dissing of said caller is "due to glitching".
These imagined scenarios could go on and on.
But why spin in the dark side? There is a new royal prince in the U.K., pro-football pre-season is not far away, and the garbage pickup is on time today here in the Panhandle.
Those are really lame reasons to be cheery, aren't they? But that is the best I can come up with.
That is probably "due to glitching".
Wish luck to Mom -- healing in the institutional zone of hospital world.
Love and other attitudes,
Ms. Joyce
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