Re: Re: mobile phone emissions

[Guest guest]

> Thanks I read it and still found it inconclusive.

Wow - well done - I didn't read it, it was just the first thing in the

search results which looked like it might be relevant.

I'm surprised there isn't more on the net - as I said I'm sure there

was something on the news here recently but Aussie news coverage on

the net is pretty crap, TBH. And since my own mobile phone usage is

about 5 mins/month it's not something I take a great deal of notice

of. In fact, out here, my phone usage isn't all that high either!

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Sue

VIC 3141

[Guest guest]

Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the bedroom to

ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

Cerys

Basingstoke

www.Basingstokenct.co.uk

-----Original Message-----

LOL I phone him to wake him up in the mornings, it beats me going

upstairs ten times to shake him out of bed.

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the bedroom to

ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

Cerys

Basingstoke

www.Basingstokenct.co.uk

-----Original Message-----

LOL I phone him to wake him up in the mornings, it beats me going

upstairs ten times to shake him out of bed.

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

This reminds me of when my sister and I were kids. My dad installed a

second door bell with a different ring from the front door. The

pusher bit (for my mum) was in the kitchen and the bell bit on the

landing outside our bedrooms - she got so fed up yelling when tea, or

whatever, was ready, and us ignoring her, that she used to ring the

bell and we had to go out and yell down to find out what she wanted.

Worked well at the time.

>

> And yes, if she's upstairs, I do occasionally phone/text her to let

> her

> > know tea's ready ....

> > Diz Meredith

[Guest guest]

Cerys Byrne wrote:

> Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the bedroom to

> ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

> equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

Bloomin' heck!! I bet he only had a cold!

http://www.foxstitch.co.uk/

[Guest guest]

Cerys Byrne wrote:

> Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the bedroom to

> ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

> equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

Bloomin' heck!! I bet he only had a cold!

http://www.foxstitch.co.uk/

[Guest guest]

Cerys Byrne wrote:

> Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the bedroom to

> ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

> equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

Bloomin' heck!! I bet he only had a cold!

http://www.foxstitch.co.uk/

[Guest guest]

not only are *we* the same person but so are & Tim......

Angi

RE: Re: mobile phone emissions

>

>Last time my DH was unwell he phoned me on his mobile from the

bedroom to

>ask me to make him a cup of tea, I suppose this is just the modern

>equivalent of the bedside bell :-)

>

>Cerys

>Basingstoke

>www.Basingstokenct.co.uk

[Guest guest]

-----Original Message-----

>This reminds me of when my sister and I were kids. My dad installed

a

>second door bell with a different ring from the front door. The

>pusher bit (for my mum) was in the kitchen and the bell bit on the

>landing outside our bedrooms - she got so fed up yelling when tea, or

>whatever, was ready, and us ignoring her, that she used to ring the

>bell and we had to go out and yell down to find out what she wanted.

>Worked well at the time.

we had one of those too... DBs room was on the second floor.... too

many stairs!!

Its still there and still gets used sometimes

Angi

[Guest guest]

-----Original Message-----

>This reminds me of when my sister and I were kids. My dad installed

a

>second door bell with a different ring from the front door. The

>pusher bit (for my mum) was in the kitchen and the bell bit on the

>landing outside our bedrooms - she got so fed up yelling when tea, or

>whatever, was ready, and us ignoring her, that she used to ring the

>bell and we had to go out and yell down to find out what she wanted.

>Worked well at the time.

we had one of those too... DBs room was on the second floor.... too

many stairs!!

Its still there and still gets used sometimes

Angi

[Guest guest]

> we had one of those too... DBs room was on the second floor.... too

> many stairs!!

What a great idea - I shall incorporate that into our loft conversion plans!

Lynda

SAHM to (8), (5), Fraser (3), Callum (15/5/00)

Newsletter editor, Mid-Northumberland Branch

Area Rep, Region 7

www.familygarland.co.uk