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If you already have been texting a long time, my newbie learning curve with texting may amuse you.
Hopefully, you'll be kind enough to send me your tips when you see how needy I am.
I first got this iPhone a few months ago when it seemed I could not ship the car models that I sold from my website unless I had such a capable phone. I have not used it that way ever since.
However, my one sister and a cousin have discovered my iPhone number and so I've been pressed into a corner, so that I need to know how to reply to their text messages.
My first frustration is that they don't start out with, "Hi! are you busy right now?" So I need to drop whatever I'm doing to answer - even if I was praying. Do I need to ask them to text "Knock-knock" first?
If they did that would it be okay for me to ignore them until I felt free to answer them?
I'm not used to dealing with an abrupt conversations out of the blue. What are the etiquette rules about this?
When people find out I now have an iPhone they want to send me pictures and videos!! I might want to see them, but not right while I'm doing something that is important to me. How does one maintain privacy on such a phone?
I almost feel as if I've taken the locks and door nobs off all my doors. What about privacy?If you already have been texting a long time, my newbie learning curve with texting may amuse you.
Hopefully, you'll be kind enough to send me your tips when you see how needy I am.
I first got this iPhone a few months ago when it seemed I could not ship the car models that I sold from my website unless I had such a capable phone. I have not used it that way ever since.
However, my one sister and a cousin have discovered my iPhone number and so I've been pressed into a corner, so that I need to know how to reply to their text messages.
My first frustration is that they don't start out with, "Hi! are you busy right now?" So I need to drop whatever I'm doing to answer - even if I was praying. Do I need to ask them to text "Knock-knock" first?
If they did that would it be okay for me to ignore them until I felt free to answer them?
I'm not used to dealing with an abrupt conversations out of the blue. What are the etiquette rules about this?
When people find out I now have an iPhone they want to send me pictures and videos!! I might want to see them, but not right while I'm doing something that is important to me. How does one maintain privacy on such a phone?
I almost feel as if I've taken the locks and door nobs off all my doors. What about privacy?If you already have been texting a long time, my newbie learning curve with texting may amuse you. you see how needy I am.
I was invited to a zoom business meeting and told I could use my phone as mic to take part in the discussions. I asked my sister how to do that, but forgot that meeting so didn't get to use that info right away. ....I think I've now forgotten how to already.
Then the matter of texting - or, typing every word I'd say on a landline phone. I'm typing or keying on my desktop for hours on end every day, my fingers know where to go on that kind of keyboard. But having to type them one key at a time on the tiny keyboard at the bottom of the iPhone screen makes my nerves tense! (Do you remember such agony?)
Do you mean I can do with my stylus stick on about 2 square inches of screen what all my 8 fingers and 2 thumbs can do on a desktop's keyboard in a perfect symphony, with hardly a tic's pause?
I feel like I'm trying to crowd another busy life on top of the busy one I already have. How long does this adjustment Phase last? Or doesn't it come at all if I struggle against it?
I'm open t some sympathetic counsel.
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Yes, my back is now more back to normal but I have to be careful not to rush into heavy physical work projects.
The back pain has cleared, but the muscles have had too long a holiday so I need to go slow with any heavier lifting or carrying things. Some effort is good to give the muscles a chance to strengthen. But in my enthusiasm I have to be careful not to over-use those muscles right away.
This inspired me to get back to my online business as well, and there I have to go easy at first as I sort out my priorities.
I've signed up for a course of short lessons on organizing your business goals and projects so that it is possible to get a lot more done, but to make sure my goals are not brushed off too fast. One must pace herself!
I've already been able to download some simple workflow plans to help organize my goals and how to pace them, also to know when to reuse a good idea and get extra uses out of it.
One idea last week was to organize my files into categories so that they are easier to find. I got most of that done in one afternoon! I cleared heaps of clutter in my filing system!
I took pages of notes from one woman's site about focusing the information to draw a reader in and assure them I have a solution for their problem.
Yesterday I looked over the first sheet, and started to jot down ideas for how to do that on the first page of six of my sites. Each one letting visitors know what I have to offer there, and how it will help them.
Now to move ahead and start fleshing them out! I feel inspired and ready to be truly productive!
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My Mom was weak and frail. Her doctor prescribed vitamin B12 for her because her body didn't produce enough for her, as her bone marrow didn't produce enough blood cells.
I've since learned that taking a tiny tablet of B12 can increase my own strength and energy.
But recently I learned online that there are at least two different kinds of B12, and they have different effects on our bodies.
Cyanocobalamin (stable) in dosages of 1,000-5,000 mcg. but it is a synthetic (not natural) version. It can be of some help but is not as good as the natural form, Methylcobalamin, which is recommended for superior absorption and supporting nerve health. It dissolves naturally under the tongue, and thus goes to work in the body right away.
The synthetic version does some good but is not so well absorbed by the body. So I've switched to the Methylcobalamin. I notice more energy too.
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