Okay, it ended up six tries to get the second sleeve to look anything like the first.
And while everyone assures me that the iphone is "intuitive" I'm still learning. The gadget itself is intuitive, but somehow the information the computer gives me on how to download things seems to be in a new language. Luckily, both Max and Luther were here yesterday to help, and I now have Koi Pond and Scrabble apps downloaded plus a beginning on some music. Plus I have voice mail, email, and the weather for Marlborough. So I'm getting there.
But I think it's funny that both the fanciest of new technology and the simplest of the old are both challenging my brain with new ways of thinking. At this rate, I'll never have to worry about Alzheimer's.
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What do you do when you find out you have pancreatic cancer? Tell everyone about it, of course. Why "green bananas?" Because we keep buying them as a sign of faith in the future. What do we need from you? Good thoughts and the occasional bad joke.
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