The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Figgy1

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Oh, you have been away from the US and our crazy products for too long, my friend.

It's basically Amazon's version of Siri, and they sell their Echo devices for your home so you can control stuff with your voice. You can order Amazon products, turn on the TV, change the channel, dim the lights, search for things online...I would like one just to reprogram it so I can say, "Computer! Turn on the lights." Like on Star Trek.
No more stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My dh already talks to his computer and yes he says hello computer:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
Happy Farm Market Friday. Very happy indeed my dining room has been torn apart cleaned and put back together. The only problem is my dh put the treadmill in there:facepalm:

:hilarious: It's a "guy" thing--no sense of design aesthetics. :facepalm: I recall a time when I had cleaned the livingroom in the morning, and when I came back in the afternoon, a Kobalt tool box somehow appeared in a corner of the room. I said, "What the heck is this?!" Hubs: "I was looking for a spot for this, and it fits right in that corner." :rolleyes: Me: "Get it outta here!" :p
 

Figgy1

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:hilarious: It's a "guy" thing--no sense of design aesthetics. :facepalm: I recall a time when I had cleaned the livingroom in the morning, and when I came back in the afternoon, a Kobalt tool box somehow appeared in a corner of the room. I said, "What the heck is this?!" Hubs: "I was looking for a spot for this, and it fits right in that corner." :rolleyes: Me: "Get it outta here!" :p
seeing there's stairs between where it is and the garage he needs help moving it and I got busy making gnocchi yesterday.
 

MySmallWorldof4

Well-Known Member
:hilarious: It's a "guy" thing--no sense of design aesthetics. :facepalm: I recall a time when I had cleaned the livingroom in the morning, and when I came back in the afternoon, a Kobalt tool box somehow appeared in a corner of the room. I said, "What the heck is this?!" Hubs: "I was looking for a spot for this, and it fits right in that corner." :rolleyes: Me: "Get it outta here!" :p
Reminds me of when dh plugged in 2 rechargeable batteries for the hedge trimmer and weed wacker in the dining room. They were there for a month. :confused:
 

BAChicagoGal

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I started putting out a few decorations in the house for Halloween, and then realized I have less and less options than before. Our birds have taken over the house. Bird stuff all over the place. My husband isn't the neatest. I am hoping to do some outside decorating over the weekend. I was going to wait until Monday, but now I have a doctor's appointment that morning. Not sure what my primary doctor will recommend about the irregular heart episode during my cataract surgery this past Tuesday.
 

Songbird76

Well-Known Member
Oh, you have been away from the US and our crazy products for too long, my friend.

It's basically Amazon's version of Siri, and they sell their Echo devices for your home so you can control stuff with your voice. You can order Amazon products, turn on the TV, change the channel, dim the lights, search for things online...I would like one just to reprogram it so I can say, "Computer! Turn on the lights." Like on Star Trek.
I think I'll pass....sounds a bit too much like that movie with the "smart house". I don't remember what it was called, but eventually the house kind of took over and locked them all inside. No thank you.
 

Songbird76

Well-Known Member
So we got a phone call from DS's new school. They have now reviewed his records and decided it's not in his best interest to put him in a 4th grade class, because he's so much farther ahead than even the 5th grade classes. And the one 5th grade class is a pretty quiet group of kids and also has some pretty young ones, so the risk of his self esteem taking a hit by being put back a year is greater than the issue of making social connections, so they have placed him in a 5th grade class anyway. He's all excited, too, because the assistant for 5th grade is the brother of a famous Dutch Soccer player. So there's a "coolness factor" to being in 5th grade. But he's just so happy to get to go to school and he told his therapist yesterday that what he's most looking forward to is making friends. That's what he wants most from a new school. Last night, DH biked with him to the new school to practice the route and they ran into the girl that he clicked with so well at the old school who was warned not to play with him. She asked him how he was doing and and about the new school, etc. and I guess afterwards, he told DH that it's so nice to have people who understand you, because not so many people understand him and he thinks at his new school, more people will understand him because they all have something different about them, too so they know how it feels, and if he's telling them about something, they will get it, because they have had that, too. He can't wait to have friends.
 

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