TECHNOLOGICALLY CHALLENGED

I’m not at all hip (is that even still a current term?) and certainly not as clued-in as kids today. (Thankyou, Melanie, for sorting out my phone!)

But I can appreciate the humour in the confusion of modern technology. So can the delightful Mr. Corbett   from BBC

 

You don’ arf see some odd sights in this place… this morning, on the walkway along the East River,with a stiff wind coming knife-like off the water I saw small dogs, legs not long enough to clear some of the snow heaps. But they were still trying pee on the snow heaps.

I saw a little girl, pushing a Christmas-new doll-sized stroller and falling into snow heaps.

And I saw a grown man, jogging. Well, I saw several people jogging, but only one in SHORTS. Little, bright red nylon running shorts. Barely enough to cover embarrassment. By the time he got home he probably didn’t have any embarrassment left!

I saw two boys laughing in a park. One was eating a burger .The other had an ice cream. I laughed, too.

And now, for all the Aussies. And everyone else who knows the Monty Python joke…

 

More soon…

22 thoughts on “TECHNOLOGICALLY CHALLENGED

  1. I can’t match the red nylon jogging shorts, but when I went to the grocery store Friday night I was followed in by a guy in his twenties who was in shorts, flip flops and a t-shirt. And this in weather that was in the low 20F temps with the wind blowing around 15 mph. Is it a generational thing?

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    • Even the damp can have a terrible effect on paper. I swear like a trooper at the constant moulds that appear on all surfaces during the summer season. My art papers are in the driest place I have and still I have problems.
      But nothing quite like this flood.

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  2. “By the time he got home he probably didn’t have any embarrassment left!” LOL!! (“Blimey, it’s hot in here, Bruce!”)

    So many Bruces … so little time …

    Trudy

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    • Thanks for the links (and see my reply to Christopher).
      News from Australia just keeps getting worse. The Man has been getting phone calls from distant lands, asking if we’re OK.

      And moi? I’m still enjoying NY. So many amusing things …

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  3. I’m really sorry to hear about all the flooding in Australia. I know it must be horrible to hear of this while you’re so far away.

    Glad you’re enjoying NYC. As you know… I’m jealous.

    I think the MOMA is free on Thursday evenings, BTW. Also, the American Folk Museum is one of my favorite places. Eat a bagel & lox for me.
    ox, Kim

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