ToDo List

Print boarding passes
Take makeup thingie
Write paychecks
Call Tracy re Jones repo
Give out emergency phone numbers
Empty mailbox
Water plants
Take goggles

You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.

>Print boarding passes
>Take makeup thingie
>Write paychecks
>Call Tracy re Jones repo
>Give out emergency phone numbers
>Empty mailbox
>Water plants
>Take goggles
>

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- Lee

Lee Lindquist wrote:
> You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.

I could not resist a reply here. We played Dungeon years ago on
computers that are now relics. We made paper maps of every place we
went. How well I remember that maze of twisty passages all alike.

Thanks for the memory jog!

Laura
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>
>>Print boarding passes
>>Take makeup thingie
>>Write paychecks
>>Call Tracy re Jones repo
>>Give out emergency phone numbers
>>Empty mailbox
>>Water plants
>>Take goggles
>>
>
>

Candy <CandyBrock@MyHomePage.com> wrote in message news:<Vkgrc.5479$oi7.770@news01.roc.ny>...
> Print boarding passes
> Take makeup thingie
> Write paychecks
> Call Tracy re Jones repo
> Give out emergency phone numbers
> Empty mailbox
> Water plants
> Take goggles

cancel newspaper and mail delivery.
call local police to advise them you'll be out of town (in my town,
when you tell them, they drive up the driveway a few times a day to
check things out), shut the hot water heater (no point in using
fuel/money to keep water hot when no one's home) (during the winter,
we just shut the water into the house, to prevent burst pipes).
pack sunscreen/hat
pack power strip if you have lots to plug in.
confirm with airlines that flight times haven't changed

have a good trip

lee

leeschw@campmor.com (Lee)

>pack power strip if you have lots to plug in.

You know, one of these days, the cruise lines are going to figure out how to
add meters to each stateroom and charge for power consumption, since so many
folks are taking so much stuff that they need power strips!

On Fri, 21 May 2004 10:16:10 -0400, Laura Billmers <billmers@rcn.com>
wrote:

>Lee Lindquist wrote:
>> You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.
>
>I could not resist a reply here. We played Dungeon years ago on
>computers that are now relics. We made paper maps of every place we
>went. How well I remember that maze of twisty passages all alike.

Don't encourage me...

>>>Take makeup thingie

I see no makeup thingie here.

>>>Empty mailbox

Nothing happens.


--
- Lee

rtcreferee@mando (RTCReferee) wrote in message news:<20040521124947.28263.00000891@mb-m28.>...
> leeschw@campmor.com (Lee)
>
> >pack power strip if you have lots to plug in.
>
> You know, one of these days, the cruise lines are going to figure out how to
> add meters to each stateroom and charge for power consumption, since so many
> folks are taking so much stuff that they need power strips!

Not soooo much stuff...just more than one thing that needs to be
plugged in at one time. Especially in the evenings, I need to plug in
my travel steamer to heat up while I dry my hair with my blow dryer
that also needs to be plugged in. It just takes two items that need to
be plugged in at once to exceed the typical stateroom's capacity. I
don't think that's unreasonable.

Lee

>From: leeschw@campmor.com (Lee)

>Not soooo much stuff...just more than one thing that needs to be
>plugged in at one time. Especially in the evenings, I need to plug in
>my travel steamer to heat up while I dry my hair with my blow dryer
>that also needs to be plugged in. It just takes two items that need to
>be plugged in at once to exceed the typical stateroom's capacity. I
>don't think that's unreasonable.
>
>Lee

Danni has that naturally permed look naturally. I occasionally use the hair
dryer but my hair looks the same either way.

I use a charge for my camcorder batteries, and we have been known to use a
charge for our cell phones.

DG in Cherry Hill, NJ
videomaven1@

leeschw@campmor.com (Lee) wrote:

>rtcreferee@mando (RTCReferee) wrote in message
news:<20040521124947.28263.00000891@mb-m28.>...
>> leeschw@campmor.com (Lee)
>>
>> >pack power strip if you have lots to plug in.
>>
>> You know, one of these days, the cruise lines are going to figure out
>how to
>> add meters to each stateroom and charge for power consumption, since so
>many
>> folks are taking so much stuff that they need power strips!
>
>Not soooo much stuff...just more than one thing that needs to be
>plugged in at one time. Especially in the evenings, I need to plug in
>my travel steamer to heat up while I dry my hair with my blow dryer
>that also needs to be plugged in. It just takes two items that need to
>be plugged in at once to exceed the typical stateroom's capacity. I
>don't think that's unreasonable.

Well, when you multiply all the cabins on the ship with multiple devices, it
does seem to me to be a lot of stuff that people (not you, specifically) are
taking and plugging in more things onboard than was intended. If the cruise
lines expected all these devices, wouldn't they have added more outlets from
the get-go?

RTCReferee wrote:


> Well, when you multiply all the cabins on the ship with multiple devices, it
> does seem to me to be a lot of stuff that people (not you, specifically) are
> taking and plugging in more things onboard than was intended. If the cruise
> lines expected all these devices, wouldn't they have added more outlets from
> the get-go?

I'm not positive about this, but I think some of the newer ships HAVE
added more outlets.

Eileen