Many senior citizens are joining the younger generation and are texting and tweeting. However, the senior code is somewhat different that the one the younger crowd is using, for example:
ATD: At the doctor's
BTW: Bring the wheelchair
BYOT: Bring your own teeth
CBM: Covered by Medicare
CUASC: See you at senior center
DWI: Driving while incontinent
FWIW: Forgot where I was
FYI: Found your insulin
GGPBL: Gotta go, pacemaker battery low!
GHA: Got heartburn again
IMHO: Is my hearing-aid on?
LMDO: Laughing my dentures out
LWO: Lawrence Welk's on
ROFL . . . CGU: Rolling on floor laughing. . . Can't get up
TTYL: Talk to you louder
WAITT: Who am I talking to?
The Cleverly Newsletter has been published in hard copy since September 1973 and online since October 2008.
Currently posted the first day of each month by Ivard and Dorothy's seventh son, Dean B Cleverly. Comments, suggestions, contributions welcomed at dcleverly@gmail.com.
Currently posted the first day of each month by Ivard and Dorothy's seventh son, Dean B Cleverly. Comments, suggestions, contributions welcomed at dcleverly@gmail.com.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
2 Quote of the week
Freedom and light have never been easy to attain or maintain. Since the War in Heaven, the forces of evil have used every means possible to destroy agency and extinguish light. The assault on moral principles and religious freedom has never been stronger. . . .
An ever-present danger to the family is the onslaught of evil forces that seem to come from every direction. While our primary effort must be to seek light and truth, we would be wise to black out from our homes the lethal bombs that destroy spiritual development and growth. Pornography, in particular, is a weapon of mass moral destruction. Its impact is at the forefront in eroding moral values. Some TV programs and Internet sites are equally lethal. These evil forces remove light and hope from the world. The level of decadence is accelerating.
An ever-present danger to the family is the onslaught of evil forces that seem to come from every direction. While our primary effort must be to seek light and truth, we would be wise to black out from our homes the lethal bombs that destroy spiritual development and growth. Pornography, in particular, is a weapon of mass moral destruction. Its impact is at the forefront in eroding moral values. Some TV programs and Internet sites are equally lethal. These evil forces remove light and hope from the world. The level of decadence is accelerating.
— Elder Quentin L. Cook
(Oct. 2010 general conference)
3 This week in our family
Our family's calendar for the next fortnight
Wed, Feb 23: Lyle & Barbara married 1954 [Lyle]
Thurs, Feb 24: Jeff & Liz married 1990 [Gail]
Mon, Feb 28: Shawn Tully's birthday [Gene]
[Feb 29]: Blake DeMartini's birthday [Ray]
Wed, Mar 2: Nicole Real's birthday [Gene]
Thurs, Mar 3: Robert Hodson's birthday [Dean]
Thurs, Mar 3: Conner's birthday [Kay]
Sat, Mar 5: Austin's birthday [Kay]
Tues, Mar 8: Kimberley Ellis's birthday [Gene]
Tues, Mar 8: Kaitlyn's birthday [Lyle]
Wed, Mar 9: Next issue of newsletter
If we are missing anyone's birthday or anniversary, please let us know
Wed, Feb 23: Lyle & Barbara married 1954 [Lyle]
Thurs, Feb 24: Jeff & Liz married 1990 [Gail]
Mon, Feb 28: Shawn Tully's birthday [Gene]
[Feb 29]: Blake DeMartini's birthday [Ray]
Wed, Mar 2: Nicole Real's birthday [Gene]
Thurs, Mar 3: Robert Hodson's birthday [Dean]
Thurs, Mar 3: Conner's birthday [Kay]
Sat, Mar 5: Austin's birthday [Kay]
Tues, Mar 8: Kimberley Ellis's birthday [Gene]
Tues, Mar 8: Kaitlyn's birthday [Lyle]
Wed, Mar 9: Next issue of newsletter
If we are missing anyone's birthday or anniversary, please let us know
Labels:
Family calendar,
Number 396,
This week in our family
4 Bits and tidbits
Jackie's family
Rex and Jackie are now grandparents. Jolene gave birth to a baby girl, Rayna Head, who was born at 4:44 a.m. on Thursday, February 10. She weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long.
Rex and Jackie are now grandparents. Jolene gave birth to a baby girl, Rayna Head, who was born at 4:44 a.m. on Thursday, February 10. She weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long.
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