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I'm sorta interested in how it is that some of the folks here can be so consistently present...do you do anything else?
I mean...I shouldn't be here right now...

Emily: I gotta go to Giant. I hate Giant.
Jeff:(hubby) begins to hum Glen Campbell's "such are the dreams of the everyday housewife.."

Emily: refrains from using Overton low D as a weapon Wrong. Everyday housewives like Giant. I hate Giant.

Jeff: retreats downstairs to play "Skip to my Lou" on sax...not bad for a dude who, at 56, has never even learned to read music before...I knew we'd rub off on him eventually...

Well, just wondering how you guys fit your lives in around C&F. Now, I really do (like it or not) have to go to Giant.
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emmline wrote:I'm sorta interested in how it is that some of the folks here can be so consistently present...do you do anything else?
I mean...I shouldn't be here right now...
I'm working with, on, and around computers most of the time, so I'm constantly online. I've been rather busy lately (i.e. really focussed programming, not the test-debug-write a few lines-grab the flute-read online fora-code a few lines again-read email-play a tune-routine I can spend whole weekends in), so I've been here less. I tend to be less active on chat, mailing lists and web communities the more music I make. The signature's there for a reason ;-)

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I work at home and check in a lot. Plus, it's easier to get through all the posts here if you do them several times a day. When I leave them all till the end of the day it takes a long time.
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Post by Tyghress »

Emm, I often just have the computer on, and I'm doing something else in the house. When I worked, I was on the computer and online at the same time.
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I shop at Safeway
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Post by Jerry Freeman »

I work here in my home office, right at the computer, most of the time. C&F keeps me company, together with various streaming media radio and performance archives.

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I think I will blame it all on WhOA. I keep an eye out for whistles that I am interested in. I sincerely appreciate all those that have contributed to this, it has helped our marriage become fuller and richer!

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I'm working at my computer a lot, and I take
breaks by seeing what you'all are up to. Best
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I'm at work right now sitting at the reference desk at the library, I keep this board window open and pop in and out.

At home I don't spend much time at all the chiff board.

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emmline wrote:
Emily: I gotta go to Giant.


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:P Because The only Giant I know has little green Sprouts :lol:
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CHIFF FIPPLE wrote:
emmline wrote:
Emily: I gotta go to Giant.


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:P Because The only Giant I know has little green Sprouts :lol:
Feel free to substitute Sainsbury, Tesco, whatever...
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I am retired. This and one other board are all I ever check into. Much of the time I am working at my computer on Genealogy. That is my other big hobby. It doesn't cost as much but it consumes more time. When I need a break from my illustrious ancestors I check C&F and/or GC. I just came back from Shoppers Food Warehouse because it is cheaper than Giant or Safeway. When you are retired you care about these things.

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I have been unemployed for quite a while now, though I do get some contract work at the computer. Because most jobs no longer are posted in the newspaper, I spend hours perusing online job websites and applying by email, attaching the resume, writing cover letters and sending faxes. etc etc. Like others, I check in frequently to gauge my sanity, tickle my sense of humor or raise my blood pressure (from political threads). Interestingly enough, one post can do all three!!
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Post by emmline »

Ok, well I started this. I guess my personal excuse is that I'm working on a book, therefore I'm on the computer, therefore if I "check in" at C&F, not much time is being wasted... right?...right? (and not many calories are consumed if you eat standing up.)
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I work in computer support where part of my job is to be waiting. Something breaks they want me imediately available to go fix it. C&F gives me something to play with while I'm waiting for my next call or project. I renews my psyche and at the same time is something I can lay down quickly when called.

In the evenings, I check in a couple of times a week, usually following some 'work at home' task. C&F is kind of a reward of getting my homework done.
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