Technology – Part One
Whenever technology is ranged against Mother Nature then Mother nature always wins.
Last Thursday a tree (not ours) fell across our lane but was stopped from falling to the ground by the telephone cable that supplies our lane. It was a very heavy tree and the telephone cable was obviously very strong because although the cable sagged considerably it didn't break.
However that cable ran to the wooden pole from which our telephone connection runs to the house. Although that pole is really quite substantial the cable with the tree resting on it pulled the top of the pole toward the tree which cause the pole to bow pulling it away from our house. PING! went our telephone cable as it snapped and we were then without telephone or broadband for four days until it was repaired.
Luckily everyone seems to have behaved themselves in my absence so lets try and keep it that way shall we?
8 thoughts on “Technology – Part One”
And here I thought you were off on a wonderful trip. I had been waiting for the report
Losing internet is bad, but the phone is a blessing (at least for me)
Annecyborn(Quote)
What happens in Vegas…stays in Vegas
Tracey(Quote)
I don’t get it Tracey
Annecyborn(Quote)
You are not alone.
Barry(Quote)
This is in reference to a commercial for the City of Las Vegas…in otherwords, whatever you do in that town will never be known outside of that town. Only you will know if you misbehaved
It was in comment to Barry’s last sentence
Tracey(Quote)
Its kinda like “biscuits and gravy”. Looses something in translation.
An ad campaign saying you can do whatever you want in Las Vegas and no one will tell.
In other words, you can be “naughty” there with impunity
Does this mean Tracey has experience

Old Guy USA(Quote)
I don’t ‘kiss and tell’
Tracey(Quote)
I know the expression, just could not figure out how it fitted. Your explaination now makes sense.
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Annecyborn(Quote)