Hi, Kathleen,
I have alerts on my Samsung Gusto 3 phone and I just let it go through.
Rosie
On 1/23/2016 6:52 PM, Panix wrote:
Well I didn't know Siri would read that. I guess I should've just let the tone continue until it stopped. But I figured if it was a weather alert it might not get spoken just like it's not smoking when I do it on TV. Well just storms. I would not want to witness one of those. I wouldn't want to go out in one either. Not fun. I guess when you get those you're pretty much housebound until it's finished. I don't think I want to have that experience. It seems like it would be kind of scary.
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On Jan 23, 2016, at 9:28 PM, Vickie <rolisonv@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:rolisonv@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
If you let the phone do that loud tone, it’ll eventually stop, and then Siri will speak the alert. We get them whenever dust storms are in the area.
Vickie
*From:* Panix <mailto:kathyann@xxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Saturday, January 23, 2016 6:56 PM
*To:* ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
*Subject:* [ourplace] Re: To Kathleen
Well usually just thank her for the food and that's it. Actually I just heard them in the hall. They have one of those small dogs and I heard it's leash. So she's in the hall somewhere. But that's OK. Anyway I do speak with her and I try to be civil. But on this matter I basically put her in her place. She needed to have that happen. But anyway let's put it this way. I just been laying around listening to QVC. Last night I started a book and fell asleep I was listening to it. And it was on cassette not digital and I got an emergency go work on my iPhone but I didn't know how to read it. Wow I had no idea I had that setting. But I guess when they impose the travel ban it went out. Boy it was his huge loud tone and I couldn't get it to stop. But now I know how to do that so that's OK. But I couldn't get the iPhone to read the alert. I finally found out later how to do it but I guess if I would've experimented I would've figured it out but I just wanted to tell him to be quiet.
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> On Jan 23, 2016, at 8:46 PM, Linda Gehres <ljgehres@xxxxxxx <mailto:ljgehres@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Kathleen, I second what Rosie says. Don't give that neighbor your time of day
> except to thank him or her for bringing food over to you. Just tell that person
> "I'm going to talk to my doctor and he'll help me decide what I need to be
> doing," end of story.
>
> Linda G.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> [mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
> Behalf Of Rosemarie Chavarria
> Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2016 3:21 PM
> To: ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [ourplace] Re: To Kathleen
>
> Hi, Kathleen,
>
> I wouldn't pay any attention to what that neighbor says. If she says
> anything more, just tell her it's none of her business what you do.
> Maybe she'll stop making weird remarks if you don't pay attention to her
> anymore.
>
> Rosie
>
>
>
>> On 1/23/2016 1:34 PM, Panix wrote:
>> Yes I'm going to talk to the doctor next month. I'm getting really frustrated.
> I want to get this over with. Yes I want to move to Stuyvesant town. But my
> neighbor down the hall that brings me food sometimes got me kind of annoyed. She
> said to me why are you going to have the surgery you're going to have to go into
> a rehab center. I said no way. And even my therapist said no way too. She said I
> deserve to have Karen home. She said I didn't belong in one of those places. But
> yes I'm cutting my therapy down to one day a week. When the weather clears up I
> may assist ham operator friend of mine from Queens to come over and help me sort
> stuff. Maybe he can do that I don't know. That is if his wife doesn't get upset
> about it. But their stuff I still need to sort out and all that kind of thing.
> If you can help me with that that would be a big help. But yes I want to move
> over to Stuyvesant town and be in the temporary apartment. I don't want to be in
> a nursing home. I don't think
> I'
>> ll need a caregiver that long. But at least if I get somebody nice that'll
> be good too. Whatever I have is very small for what the orthopedist told me. You
> said it's not going to be that difficult to fix. But I'm having trouble doing
> things like changing the bed. And I did that a couple nights ago and let's just
> say a few words that shouldn't of come out did. But I can still put things in
> the washer. I have trouble taking them out of the dryer because you have to
> reach way back in the back. Doing the washer is not that difficult. We have a
> front loader so that makes it easier.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Jan 23, 2016, at 3:33 PM, Linda Gehres <ljgehres@xxxxxxx <mailto:ljgehres@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Kathleen,
>>>
>>> I think you'd be smart to have the surgery as soon as you can, especially
> since
>>> your therapy sessions are running out. I suspect under the circumstances a
>>> social worker can get you some help with moving your necessities over to
>>> Styvesent as you'll probably not be in any shape to lift anything for several
>>> weeks, and you may need therapy after surgery.
>>> I certainly think you're smart to stay indoors on such a snowy day. I know
>>> Washington, D.C. and Baltimore and surrounding areas got hit yesterday. I
>>> called my brother wholives in Burke, Virginia just outside of Washington,
> D.C.,
>>> and he and his family were already preparing for the storm. They've been
> back
>>> there long enough that they know exactly what to do and how to divide the
>>> vehicles between the three of them. Don usually rides a bike to work, eight
>>> miles each way. He is in remarkable shape for a man of 61, except that he
> has
>>> the beginning stages of Parkinson's Disease in his left arm, and when he does
>>> public speaking or teaching, people look at him and then they look at his
>>> trembling arm, so he wants to retire early and come out to California and
> live,
>>> two houses down from me. That may be a big help to me, especially when it
> comes
>>> to grocery shopping. I'm finding the Safeway store which is supposed to
> deliver
>>> what I need is getting worse and worse about stocking things.
>>>
>>> Sure hope you get that banana bread soon. I know how much you're hankering
> for
>>> it.
>>>
>>> We ought to be dry tomorrow, and I may go out for breakfast tomorrow early.
> I
>>> want to hear the football playoffs.
>>>
>>> Linda G.
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> [mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
>>> Behalf Of Rosemarie Chavarria
>>> Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2016 9:52 AM
>>> To: ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>> Subject: [ourplace] Re: noreen corcoran, 72; 'bachelor father' actress
>>>
>>> Hi, Kathleen,
>>>
>>> I heard about the snow storm you're having and it's awful. I don't blame
>>> you for staying inside. That's a wise thing to do. I agree about getting
>>> the banana bread. It's not worth getting injured just because you have a
>>> craving for something. You can always get it on another day.
>>>
>>> As far as getting the surgery, I don't blame you for wanting to get it
>>> done now. The sooner you get it done, the sooner you can get back to
>>> doing normal activities.
>>>
>>> Rosie
>>>> On 1/23/2016 9:41 AM, Panix wrote:
>>>> Boy it seems like we're losing a lot of people lately. A lot of good
> people.
>>> Even Roy a versa talking with narrator. Wow boy they said this happens in
> threes
>>> is happening in more than three. It's really really crazy. Wow it sure is.
> Well
>>> onto another subject, we're getting a lot of snow here. And I think it's that
>>> heavy wet stuff too. And I'm not going outside either. The streets are
> slippery
>>> and forget about that. No way am I go going outside. I don't need to. Well I
>>> think I found a place here in New York City where I can get banana bread. But
>>> that's going to wait. It's not that important to go outside and get injured
> to
>>> go get it. But anyway I've just been relaxing. I don't really feel like doing
>>> much else. I finished the book on cassette last night and I started another
> one.
>>> So that's the way that goes. But I've cut my therapy down to once a week. My
>>> therapist wanted me to do that she said the reason she wanted me to cut it
> back
>>> with so I'm running out of my sessions.
>>> You
>>>> only get 25 and then they run out. Going to therapy clinic or the doctor
>>> has to ask for more. I go to the doctor on to what 11 February or maybe I'll
> go
>>> a few days early. I think I'm going to talk to him about having the surgery.
> I'm
>>> getting really uncomfortable with this and I think I need to do it now. And
> I'll
>>> be glad when it's over with. But I really miss doing stuff with my ham radio
>>> buddies that's really bugging me.
>>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>>
>>>>> On Jan 23, 2016, at 12:05 PM, Sandy <shbrooks49@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:shbrooks49@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Oh, that's sad, I loved the show Bachelor Father.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sandy
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>> On Behalf Of Marty Rimpau
>>>>> Sent: January-23-16 9:03 AM
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>>>>> Subject: [ourplace] noreen corcoran, 72; 'bachelor father' actress
>>>>>
>>>>> Noreen Corcoran, 72; 'Bachelor Father' actress . NEW YORK - Noreen
> Corcoran,
>>>>> who grew up before television viewers in the 1950s and '60s as a teenager
>>>>> during five seasons of the sitcom "Bachelor Father," died Friday in Van
>>>>> Nuys, Calif.. She was 72. The cause was cardiopulmonary disease, her niece
>>>>> Mell Corcoran said. Ms. Corcoran was 13 when she was cast to play Kelly
>>>>> Gregg in "New Girl in His Life," a May 1957 episode of the "General
> Electric
>>>>> Theater," a CBS anthology series hosted by Ronald Reagan. She played a girl
>>>>> whose parents were killed in an automobile accident and was sent to live
>>>>> with her wealthy bachelor uncle in Beverly Hills. The following September,
>>>>> the story line continued with the series "Bachelor Father," with John
>>>>> Forsythe - who would go on to star in "Dynasty" - playing her uncle, and
> his
>>>>> houseboy, played by Sammee Tong. The show aired for two seasons on CBS,
>>>>> before moving to NBC and th en ABC in subsequent seasons; it was canceled
> in
>>>>> 1962. Ms. Corcoran was born on Oct. 20, 1943, in Quincy, Mass., to Kathleen
>>>>> and William Henry Corcoran. Her family moved to Southern California, where
>>>>> her father worked in a maintenance position at MGM Studios. Ms. Corcoran,
>>>>> like most of her seven siblings, went into acting. A younger brother Kevin,
>>>>> a child actor for Walt Disney who appeared in "Old Yeller," died in October
>>>>> at 66. In 1953, she appeared in "Young Bess," a film about Queen Elizabeth
>>>>> I, in which she played the monarch as a child. After "Bachelor Father," she
>>>>> had a starring role in the 1965 movie "The Girls on the Beach" and appeared
>>>>> in numerous television shows. By the mid-1960s, Ms. Corcoran retired from
>>>>> acting and, with that, largely withdrew from public life. She worked for
> the
>>>>> Lewitzky Dance Company, the group formed by the modern dance choreographer
>>>>> Bella Lewitzky, in a "behind the scenes" role for more than a decade,
>>>>> relatives said. Ms. Corcoran leaves two sister and a brother.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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