I am renewing a telus internet contract, previous contract got me a cheaper rate including optik tv and home security. I explained that we use neither- don't have a tv, they replied that it doesn't matter, just included in the cheaper rate. Of course the contract ended and now we're being charged an extra $50 plus tax. So I called up to remove, and was offered a faster speed (1.5- thought we had the fastest already lol) for about the same price.
Our total bill per month (including a land line for our preteen son as he has no cell service on his phone and I have an overseas relative who calls me on the landline, but it's only $15) would be $1
I’m sure this is something obvious, but I can’t seem to make my keyboard disappear. I have my account set w a PIN, and the keyboard pops up, blocking the ‘confirm’ button. This is only happening on my iPhone 13, switched recently. Can’t slide keyboard off so can’t enter the app
Suddenly my formatting has a life of its own. Automatic line break has disappeared, have to enter and align myself. Then after I do this and send- the message is reformatted again into two or three words per line. I am in iOS (app) and there is nothing under settings (plain text, html..) that I can access, which seems to be the way out.
I have looked at older posts, but I don’t see this exact question. I want to surprise a friend with a gift, so I don’t want my return address on the package. I’m wondering if I could use a post office address in her province as a return address. (I assume this is general delivery) That way, if there was any problem with shipping, she could pick it up there. (She also has two work addresses, obv in the same province, so it might also be an option to use one of her work addresses as the return address..)
I get that believability is really not a hinderance to enjoying this show- lack of is likely why it’s so much fun. But one thing bothers me; why can Johnny-who is obv. a luddite-type reasonably well..? (I keep seeing him hunting and pecking in my mind’s eye, and it’s way more satisfying..) Anyone else find this distracting?
As I am sitting here, needing and putting off a serious clean out- I thought I might ask others about my biggest ideological hurdle. I am seriously uncomfortable and annoyed at the clutter in my home. I have had a horrible year, losing more than I ever thought possible. But I do have time. The idea of piling up every item of clothing in my home in one place is alarming enough-(I have two kids in outdoor school, piles of shoes- etc.) but the idea that I could plough through it in a day seems impossible. How do others navigate it while sorting? Does everyone do this hugely psychological work in a day? As with many city dwellers, I use every room in my space. Do I sleep on the mountain of shame