What are you doing right NOW??? ;)

[jasassy]

Waking up

 

[Bkdodger]

Cappuccino in the back yard ..waiting for the sun [emoji3508] to hopefully show up today ..

 

[J. A.]

Walking.

 

[jasassy]

Walking.
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Looks like a Lovely Place to take a Walk
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[J. A.]

Looks like a Lovely Place to take a Walk
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These are the castle grounds in Halbturn. It’s nice there.

 

[jasassy]

Watching the Nashville Fireworks on tv
Because we used to go downtown, but no more. Traffic to get home is Unreal.
Had a Nice grilled salmon dinner.
Thinking still of Our Member Friends dealing with aftermath of Hurricane [emoji302] or Heat Waves. Happy 4th to All [emoji92]

 

[scifan57]

Downloading a TV series to my computer.

 

[Bkdodger]

No work Monday is a win …already up early though the internal clock doesn’t listen [emoji1787]

 

[scifan57]

Taking photos of a vintage Nixie tube calculator. The fifth photo shows the magnetic switches activated by the buttons. Despite its appearance it was actually manufactured in 1971. The manufacturer was the Tokyo Shibaura Electric CO. LTD. more commonly known as TOSHIBA.

 

[scifan57]

No work Monday is a win …already up early though the internal clock doesn’t listen [emoji1787]

Next time your internal clock battery goes dead, don’t replace it.

 

[Bkdodger]

Next time your internal clock battery goes dead, don’t replace it.

Haha I like your thinking [emoji848]…I wonder how many more hours that’s battery has in it hehe [emoji12]

 

[Bkdodger]

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That’s awesome [emoji1376]…times changed big time

 

[scifan57]

Haha I like your thinking [emoji848]…I wonder how many more hours that’s battery has in it hehe [emoji12]

Probably about 50-60 years.

 

[jasassy]

Probably about 50-60 years.

I can remember some of my first jobs in early 80s working on these similar types of calculators. I also worked as a telephone operator on the old switchboard with the cables. Things have certainly changed!

 

[dmoskaluk]

I can remember some of my first jobs in early 80s working on these similar types of calculators. I also worked as a telephone operator on the old switchboard with the cables. Things have certainly changed!

Number Pleeeease. ( Lilly Tomlin at her Finest)