Re: [MSers]/ reply to Akiba and group

[Guest guest]

But of course, Akiba! Due to RSD, I am hand-impaired and oftenmis-type stuff and get eager to send it off, that I do not proof-read it.Love,"Your Fiend, Martian"To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, November 20, 2010 2:38:31 PMSubject: Re: n has

wheels! To Jackie and group

Mine was about 7k and I had to pay the co-pay...a whopping $9! (and n, is's spelled "cent" not "sent" I FINALLY GOTCHA!!!!!)

 ~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

http://www.affiliates-natural-salt-lamps.com/pages/156.php

-- Re: n has wheels! To n

n I'm so happy you have a power chair and you can actually get out of the house and go places in it. What a blessing to live in an area that allows you to do that. Can you get in it easily? I need help to get in mine. Can't lift my leg on the foot rest. But there's no place around here I can go by myself. [too rural] I'd love to be in an area where there are shops I could go into, and just be around people somtimes.

Keep on trucking! :-)

Hugs from Jackie in Oregon

:

[Guest guest]

n,

You are the cat's meow!!! Even when my brain functioned

properly.. I was just never quick with the wit..

Do you think maybe that's why when I had an unfortunate slip of

the tongue, everyone thought it was intentional, yet while my

best friend DID intentionally say what she would say.. they

considered it a slip of the tongue?..

And here I always thought it was cause she "looked" sweet &

innocent.. and I "looked" like the little demon I was.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

But of course, Akiba! Due to RSD, I am hand-impaired and

often

mis-type stuff and get eager to send it off, that I do not

proof-read it.

Love,

"Your Fiend,

Martian"

From:

Akiba

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Sat,

November 20, 2010 2:38:31 PM

Subject:

Re: n has wheels! To Jackie and group

Mine was about 7k and I had to pay the

co-pay...a whopping $9! (and n, is's

spelled "cent" not "sent" I FINALLY

GOTCHA!!!!!)

[Guest guest]

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and years ago, when my R.S.D.was much worse (Google it) the members used to keep track of my typos--I remembered the gem I quoted from myself because I actually sent it offto a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!). She loved it, and I suspect, told everyonewho spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe was formerly ia,as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my gaffs became legendary.Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon, showing what happens if yourfingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary school) are placed off by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some other Slavic language--no offense intended to those who use those languages.Love to you, l)onna,n, who alternates between sweet

and demonicTo: MSersLife Sent: Sun, November 21, 2010 8:53:28 AMSubject: Re: / reply to Akiba and group

n,

You are the cat's meow!!! Even when my brain functioned

properly.. I was just never quick with the wit..

Do you think maybe that's why when I had an unfortunate slip of

the tongue, everyone thought it was intentional, yet while my

best friend DID intentionally say what she would say.. they

considered it a slip of the tongue?..

And here I always thought it was cause she "looked" sweet &

innocent.. and I "looked" like the little demon I was.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

But of course, Akiba! Due to RSD, I am hand-impaired and

often

mis-type stuff and get eager to send it off, that I do not

proof-read it.

Love,

"Your Fiend,

Martian"

[Guest guest]

n,

I also learned "touch" typing.. and not being able to actually

"feel" the home keys presents problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support division, the day that

switched the home keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch

typist in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR (terminate

& stay resident) program, then installed it on the machine

she was using.. one by one the letters on the screen of whatever

she was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of the computer

screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to find her.. well

everything that should have been upside right on the monitor,

was now upside down on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on me, because I knew

how to fix them.. (other poor girl didn't).. So he got me with

things like.. "When is a door not a door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of technical support and

into the "business" tech support side! and WHY I'm still living

with him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and years ago,

when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to keep track of

my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself because I actually

sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!). She loved it, and I

suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe was formerly

ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my gaffs became

legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon, showing what

happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary school) are

placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some other Slavic

language--

no offense intended to those who use those languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

[Guest guest]

I can only type with one finger at a time, so switched to a Dvorak right-handed keyboars since the keys are economically placed, which means less hand travel.www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT just another blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

 

n,

I also learned " touch " typing.. and not being able to actually

" feel " the home keys presents problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support division, the day that

switched the home keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch

typist in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR (terminate

& stay resident) program, then installed it on the machine

she was using.. one by one the letters on the screen of whatever

she was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of the computer

screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to find her.. well

everything that should have been upside right on the monitor,

was now upside down on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on me, because I knew

how to fix them.. (other poor girl didn't).. So he got me with

things like.. " When is a door not a door? " questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of technical support and

into the " business " tech support side! and WHY I'm still living

with him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and years ago,

when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to keep track of

my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself because I actually

sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!).  She loved it, and I

suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe was formerly

ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my gaffs became

legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon, showing what

happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary school) are

placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some other Slavic

language--

no offense intended to those who use those languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

[Guest guest]

That is

something I've wondered about . Just what would I do if

the MonSter took away the use of my hands, even if only

temporarily.. He keeps talking DragonSpeak and installing a copy

of that.. I suppose that it would or should work fairly well if

that every happens.. but I knock on wood for that one.. So far

I've been granted all my requests.. and those were.. If I have a

choice between MS and a brain tumor.. I'll take the MS please..

and then If I have a choice between my legs and my arms.. I'll

take my arms..

I'll keep that keyboard in mind.. it certainly sounds easier

than trying to type single-handed or fingered on a standard

layout keyboard..

Thanks

HUGS

|)onna

I can only type with one finger at a time, so switched to a Dvorak

right-handed keyboars since the keys are economically placed,

which means less hand travel.

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT just another

blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 11:32 AM, |)onna

wrote:

n,

I also learned "touch" typing.. and not being

able to actually "feel" the home keys presents

problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support

division, the day that switched the home

keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch typist

in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR

(terminate & stay resident) program, then

installed it on the machine she was using.. one

by one the letters on the screen of whatever she

was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of

the computer screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to

find her.. well everything that should have been

upside right on the monitor, was now upside down

on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on

me, because I knew how to fix them.. (other poor

girl didn't).. So he got me with things like..

"When is a door not a door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of

technical support and into the "business" tech

support side! and WHY I'm still living with

him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and

years ago, when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to

keep track of my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself

because I actually sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!). She loved

it, and I suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe

was formerly ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my

gaffs became legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon,

showing what happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary

school) are placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some

other Slavic language--

no offense intended to those who use those

languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

--

Help Feed The Critters!

Your daily click counts at

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/

[Guest guest]

It sucks, but that's life. I'll be getting dragon dictate, but there are times when it's just not practical. I have a friend who is a complete quad, yet rarely uses it unless he has a lengthy letter to dictate. I've been playing with the windows version a bit lately.

You can actually change your keyboard through the regional language setup, then buy stickers (got mine on eBay) to place to show where the keys are. Here is an image of the keyboard I'm using: 

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT just another blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

 

That is

something I've wondered about .  Just what would I do if

the MonSter took away the use of my hands, even if only

temporarily.. He keeps talking DragonSpeak and installing a copy

of that.. I suppose that it would or should work fairly well if

that every happens.. but I knock on wood for that one.. So far

I've been granted all my requests.. and those were.. If I have a

choice between MS and a brain tumor.. I'll take the MS please..

and then If I have a choice between my legs and my arms.. I'll

take my arms..

I'll keep that keyboard in mind.. it certainly sounds easier

than trying to type single-handed or fingered on a standard

layout keyboard..

Thanks

HUGS

|)onna

I can only type with one finger at a time, so switched to a Dvorak

right-handed keyboars since the keys are economically placed,

which means less hand travel.

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT just another

blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 11:32 AM, |)onna

wrote:

 

n,

I also learned " touch " typing.. and not being

able to actually " feel " the home keys presents

problems from time to time..

You should have been in our tech support

division, the day that switched the home

keys on the keyboard of the 1 other touch typist

in our department!.. He also brought in a TSR

(terminate & stay resident) program, then

installed it on the machine she was using.. one

by one the letters on the screen of whatever she

was typing dropped into a pile at the bottom of

the computer screen..

On another day.. she came back from lunch to

find her.. well everything that should have been

upside right on the monitor, was now upside down

on the monitor.. Once again.. compliments of

.. Fortunately.. he couldn't use those on

me, because I knew how to fix them.. (other poor

girl didn't).. So he got me with things like..

" When is a door not a door? " questions..

AND he wonders why she transferred out of

technical support and into the " business " tech

support side! and WHY I'm still living with

him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On another list, one for cystic fibrosis--and

years ago, when my R.S.D.

was much worse (Google it) the members used to

keep track of my typos--

I remembered the gem I quoted from myself

because I actually sent it off

to a dear friend in Zimbabwe (yet!).  She loved

it, and I suspect, told everyone

who spoke English in her environment--Zimbabwe

was formerly ia,

as in Cecil of Britain, so I fear that my

gaffs became legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a post off to Sharon,

showing what happens if your

fingers (I was taught touch typing in secondary

school) are placed off

by one key--kind of looks like Czech or some

other Slavic language--

no offense intended to those who use those

languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates between sweet and demonic

--

Help Feed The Critters!

Your daily click counts at

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/

[Guest guest]

I'd have

to use the "hunt & peck" method, at least for awhile, with

that keyboard layout. If I had to use it with my laptop, I

think I'd be in trouble when it came to the numbers part. I

already have quite a bit of difficulty locating the number keys

on a standard layout.. LOL..

I have no clue just how I managed to get through Typing I and

Typing II in high school, without learning to hit the number

keys without looking at them. Taking the time to locate them

during timed typing trials probably brought my words per minute

down substantially. But the instructor never knew I was

peeking!.. LOL..

HUGS

|)onna

It sucks, but that's life. I'll be getting dragon dictate, but

there are times when it's just not practical. I have a friend who

is a complete quad, yet rarely uses it unless he has a lengthy

letter to dictate. I've been playing with the windows version a

bit lately.

You can actually change your keyboard through the regional

language setup, then buy stickers (got mine on eBay) to place to

show where the keys are. Here is an image of the keyboard I'm

using:

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT

just another blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 12:20 PM,

|)onna

wrote:

That is something I've

wondered about . Just what would I

do if the MonSter took away the use of my

hands, even if only temporarily.. He keeps

talking DragonSpeak and installing a copy

of that.. I suppose that it would or

should work fairly well if that every

happens.. but I knock on wood for that

one.. So far I've been granted all my

requests.. and those were.. If I have a

choice between MS and a brain tumor.. I'll

take the MS please.. and then If I have a

choice between my legs and my arms.. I'll

take my arms..

I'll keep that keyboard in mind.. it

certainly sounds easier than trying to

type single-handed or fingered on a

standard layout keyboard..

Thanks

HUGS

|)onna

I can only type

with one finger at a time, so switched to

a Dvorak right-handed keyboars since the

keys are economically placed, which means

less hand travel.

www.laurabeaudin.com --NOT

just another blog!

http://practical-homeschooling.org

On Sun, Nov 21,

2010 at 11:32 AM, |)onna

wrote:

n,

I also learned "touch"

typing.. and not being

able to actually "feel"

the home keys presents

problems from time to

time..

You should have been in

our tech support

division, the day that

switched the home

keys on the keyboard of

the 1 other touch typist

in our department!.. He

also brought in a TSR

(terminate & stay

resident) program, then

installed it on the

machine she was using..

one by one the letters

on the screen of

whatever she was typing

dropped into a pile at

the bottom of the

computer screen..

On another day.. she

came back from lunch to

find her.. well

everything that should

have been upside right

on the monitor, was now

upside down on the

monitor.. Once again..

compliments of ..

Fortunately.. he

couldn't use those on

me, because I knew how

to fix them.. (other

poor girl didn't).. So

he got me with things

like.. "When is a door

not a door?" questions..

AND he wonders why she

transferred out of

technical support and

into the "business" tech

support side! and WHY

I'm still living with

him.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

On 11/21/2010 12:12 PM,

marion j rojas wrote:

On another list, one

for cystic fibrosis--and

years ago, when my

R.S.D.

was much worse (Google

it) the members used to

keep track of my typos--

I remembered the gem I

quoted from myself

because I actually sent

it off

to a dear friend in

Zimbabwe (yet!). She

loved it, and I suspect,

told everyone

who spoke English in her

environment--Zimbabwe

was formerly ia,

as in Cecil of

Britain, so I fear that

my gaffs became

legendary.

Then, for fun, I sent a

post off to Sharon,

showing what happens if

your

fingers (I was taught

touch typing in

secondary school) are

placed off

by one key--kind of

looks like Czech or some

other Slavic language--

no offense intended to

those who use those

languages.

Love to you, l)onna,

n, who alternates

between sweet and

demonic

--

Help Feed The Critters! Your daily click

counts at http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/

--

Help Feed The Critters!

Your daily click counts at

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/