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Don't you have something like a Citizens for Citizens bus that will pick you up?
Dana
Non-Complaint: Wheee... a mini-adventure. I rode the local "bus" into the city (horrible experience that would violate the TOS of this forum to relate) but talking with the driver (the only other "normal" person on the bus) revealed that there was indeed a bus from the transfer station down the hill to the medical center and I did NOT have to walk in the rain (heavy, heavy cold, nasty rain) so I got to the cardiologist a half hour early, was taken in 25 minutes early, and was out and having breakfast at Tim Hortons before my originally scheduled appointment with the doctor. At Tim Horton's I picked up a half price half-dozen donuts to take home, AND a half-price breakfast wrap to eat there because the server permitted me to use two coupons on the same visit
. Which is totally against their rules
I guess she liked my black leather motorcycle jacket and black leather cowboy hat (i.e. LeatherGryphon rain gear). I didn't argue. Then I sat and ate my breakfast and tried to figure out how to use the UBER app on my new phone. Finally after about 5 tries I got connected to the in-store WiFi, used the UBER app correctly, and made my pickup appointment. I had 18 minutes so I ran through the rain to the bank next door and got my cash for the month and ran back in the rain to Tim Horton's expecting to wait another 13 minutes, but he was already there. Really nice car. Pleasant, intelligent driver. Far nicer than the rusted out taxis with rabid right-wing neanderthal drivers that are typical of this city. AND the fare from the city, 9 miles back to my home in the corn fields was only $17. Just $1 more than a taxi had once charged me for a much shorter ride. Wheee. I took an UBER ride for the first time.
Look out 21st century, here I come!
it's like the day i heard, Jeremy speak in class
its benefits enrollment for 2020. my medical ins changing new ded for next year is 3.900 single
no big deal cuz i aint neverrr going to quacks everr again.
increased 401k to 8 percents, pre tax so complicated, lowering my tax burden, who knows, might even come out ahead in take home bux.
mabel8, mrschow8, holding at 27 each, i leave them in the cart to see what their morning bell is. lol
is passed lunch time
heard a radio ad for Bayville Scream Park, yep, is screaming indeeds
feels emptier without miss kulay,
Remember that when you start withdrawing from your 401K, you will also have to start paying taxes on it. And the tax rate will likely be higher than it is now. That's the downside.
Dana
i not waiting for 67. not too much longer for me
more important to my retirement is the exchange rates. going to Cardiff. or New Hampshire if Wales won't let me in.
why does everyone take for granted i'm gonna pay for that medicare add-on?
sounds like bull scat to me
complaint again knots in my back.
not nautical knots
yanno the stone's song 'under my thunb' is it like a revisioning of 'taming of the shrew'?
i'm wearing leg warmers, 80s flashback lol feels so good, is like a hug on my legs.
where the reset button? i wanna do over, but, knowing what i know now
think he soused on
cooking sherry
you mebbe right, mebbe crazy, just might be the lunatic u lookin for
lunatix on the grass
Well, one way or another, you will be paying for the Part B coverage. If you don't get supplementary coverage, then Medicare Part B will be taken out of your SS payments...before you get it. There's no choice on your part. And then, there's the 20% that Medicare does not pay the hospitals and doctors. Supplementary insurance will pay that...or you will pay it. Any way you cut it, you don't get off without paying. You just have to find the best priced plan. Some states Medicaid will pay the Part B and 20%, but there are requirements. In Massachusetts, you can't have more than $2,000 in assets. If you have more, they won't pay the 20%. And they count life insurance as an asset if it has a cash value. Checking accounts, savings accounts. Add up what you have...if it's over the limit, you lose. I don't know what NY's Medicaid plan is like, you'd have to check that out yourself.
Dana
..yep keep them in only the three places, In the pocket, in the hand when opening the door/checking the mail, and in a small bowl on the nightstand whan at home. How those two keys fell off the ring without my noticing it (twice now) is a mystery.
They were turned into the front office.
...and this is why in spite of the cost, noise, and traffic I stay in the city. Without a car I would never survive in a rural area.
35$ - 40$ for a taxi, ouch. Apparently, that is one cost which isn't cheaper than it is in the city. I could take the train from Portland to Seattle (160 miles away) for 32$ each way, sometimes less when Amtrak has a special deal going.
...she needs to get out of that place.
..indeed, that is something many don't think about.
...Oregon has such a plan which I qualified for.
The clouds earlier today were very crazy looking... very weird updrafts and things that looked like horizontal cyclones, lots of strange lines and shapes.
I took a bunch of pictures, but the weirdest ones were the ones I saw while driving...
The pictures don't do the actual sight justice as the contrast between the various areas was far greater... the sky tends to confuse the phone's camera a lot...
those clounds dumping now in huntington
..yeah back a few years ago they've had some really odd cloud formations in the upper midwest.
Unusual shelf cloud Nebraska 2009
"Mothership" shelf cloud Janesville WI 2009
Odd formationm Kentucky 2015
"UFO" Supercell cloud in Nebraska 2014
Mammatus Clouds over Saskatchewan 2014
"Apocalyptic" video.from Illinois 2015
tenors
Weirdest cloud I ever saw was in Florida when I lived on an east coast beach in the Melbourne area. Nice partly cloudy day, yet as I walked out my door to go to the car I saw this vertical white chimney looking cloud many hundreds of feet high contrasting with the mix of blue and white around it. My eyes followed its length and I was looking nearly straight up. The base of it must not have been more than a half mile away out over the ocean (I lived a quarter mile from the actual beach) although I couldn't see the base because it was behind a row of houses on the other side of the road next to the beach. There was no perceptible sound coming from it. It stayed there for several minutes. Long enough for me to go get my camera (yes, a 35mm film camera, how quaint) and take a couple photos of it. When I used the big o'l 200mm zoom on the camera to look at detail up near the top I could see that it was rotating, fast! At that point it dawned on me that it was a waterspout practically on top of me.
But it stayed out over the ocean and eventually dissipated. (I've still got the photo around here somewhere, packed in a box.
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Not that I had been able to find. There is some sort of medical pickup for wheelchair people. But on the way back home in the Uber the driver said something about a service that was available to people like me but he couldn't remember the name exactly.
That's pretty cool...
The house I grew up in had a great view of the Manhattan skyline... once when I was around 15, I went up on the roof (flat roof) to watch a summer storm rolling in... they could be pretty spectacular as Manhattan is a huge heat engine and storms passing in from jersey can get really juiced up from the temperature differences... to the north of me, over a body water between Roosevelt Island and the Hell's Gate Channel, I watched a huge tornado form, touch down in the water and almost immediately break up... it was very surreal to see that in such an urban area especially so close to the Triborough Bridge (now called the Robert F Kennedy bridge). The weird thing was it was barely mentioned on the news and was referred to as "maybe a waterspout was spotted in the East River" ... if it was today there would have been 10,000 videos of it.
That one reminds me of Independence Day... that cloud that went ahead of the base ship.
Tint it blue with vertical striations and it would look like V'ger's power field from Star Trek: the Motion Picture.
Sincerely,
Bill
..hence the nickname for such a formation.
I have a photo on a USB drive somewhere of one that almost did look like the V'Ger cloud from the first Star Trek film because of the lighting at the time it was taken.
You should try to find out about it, maybe at the town's website, if they have one. If not, maybe AARP had a way to look up things like this. Perhaps asking an assisted living place or a senior center, they might have this info.
Dana
Getting even weirder in here.
"I love you and I'm sorry."
Peace out.
...agh, went to download and install the latest purchases and have to wait for another DIM update.
Update broke my login again by not putting the updated .ini in the proper folder then after which I had to manually enter my sign on details to get it to open..
Also getting frequent "download failed" errors which I've never seen in the past years since I started using the service.
To top the frustration off it also wiped out my saved install paths and defaulted to installing content to the C; drive again. I have never seen a DIM or Daz programme update wipe out settings, preferences, and my sign before, it's as if I'm always having to do a fresh install every bloody time now.
Why do you say that?
Dana
...wondering as well before the DIM fiasco I ran into.
Unless you're using it for self defense, in which case the edges have some decent stopping power.
That seems odd. Did they expect that the only people there today would be those who were born there?
No of course not. Those who do what you're doing will avoid 99% of all Ransomware.
Amen to what he said. Floaters are INSIDE your eye. See your eye doctor. Most floaters are normal, but if you're not seeing well, then SEE YOUR EYE DOCTOR.
I'll ask it another way. Is it getting better without seeing your eye doctor?
Love Halloween here. Some of the kids in my neighborhood are looking to be scared. Once I had my pet werewolf sitting next to me on the porch. She sat very very still until a kid got close, then she would stand up and take a step toward them. Hilarity would ensue, of course. Except once when an eight year old boy peeked around the corner, walked right up to her, held out his hand and said "Hi!"
Playing her part to a tee, my werewolf friend dropped her head and shoulders and gave out a perfectly dejected dog wimper. Werewolves get sad when the scare fails!
Another one a little while later, this time a little girl, looked like she was going to be really scared by my fierce werewolf, dressed in jeans and a flannel shirt, with a really viscious and hairy face. My friend (a dog lover when she's not playing werewolf) read the situation perfectly and scratched herself behind the ear just like dogs do. The little girl started laughing, candy got passed around, and a minor tragedy was avoided.
I love Halloween, in some ways better than Christmas. Plus, it's a one-day holiday, with no aires to put on.