On 6/12/2014 12:04 PM, Cheri wrote:
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> "Brooklyn1" > wrote in message
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>> And I much prefer talking on a phone than email... I don't consider
>> emailing conversing... email is for exchanging brief information and
>> for sending files. And I've never texted/tweeted, never intend to...
>> that's for the illiterates. Actually I prefer conversing face to face
>> but often that's not possible so telephone is next best... I never
>> conversate, it be precisely the same as using the N word.
>
> I don't really like talking on the phone at all. We had a home office
> for our business for 13 years and I was on the phone continuosly with
> customers and I disliked it very much. When we retired, I disconnected
> that phone, and still only talk to two close friends and one family
> member everyday, the rest go to the answering machine, but I always call
> back family members.
>
> Cheri

Understood. I was in a busy office and I helped in every department,
whenever I was free. Our receptionist was from Scotland and people could
understand her, but the other people who would help her out, were from
Vietnam, Cambodia, Mexico City, and they were not as easily understood,
so I tried to catch the phone whenever I could. I am quiet, so it is
rare for me to call anyone, including my children, although I do enjoy
it when people call me.

Becca