Happy birthday, Tweed.

Hope you have a good one.

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Adrian

On 12/1/2012 9:05 AM, Adrian wrote:
Hope you have a good one.

Happy Birthday!

Jill

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Hope you have a good one.

Adrian

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Happy birthday! Tell Boyfie to give you some "personal time" for yourself.

MaryL

"Adrian" wrote in message
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Hope you have a good one.

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Adrian

Happy Birthday from me, too.

Joy

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Adrian
Thanks for the good wishes.
Unfortunately it was only marginally better than last year when my leg was
in plaster.

I arrived at my aunt's house where we'd arranged a nice day with a lovely
meal. I'd only been there a few minutes when she said "I've been on the
phone and computer for ages with Microsoft" Alert bells sounded.
Apparently she'd had a pop-up for over a week suggesting her system was
failing and of course she fell for it when a "Microsoft engineer" phoned her
up to offer to sort it out for £140. She gave them her card details.
It took what seemed like years to get through to the bank to cancel her
card. When we did get through they said it was an Indian company and they'd
tried 6 times to get her money. We spent 2 hours hanging on the phone to
get through to the fraund dept of her bankj, we gave up.
I then spent ages on her computer trying to get rid of the pop up. I had to
do a system restore in the end, and that upset the anti virus which refused
to update after so long. I did eventually do it. Half an hour before I had
to go home. I asked for a cup of tea.
Not my best birthday.
But my aunt said "You have been a blessing to me today" and that makes it
worth it.
Tweed

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On 12/1/2012 9:05 AM, Adrian wrote:
Hope you have a good one.

Happy Birthday!

Jill

Thank you!

"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Adrian" wrote in message
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Hope you have a good one.

Adrian

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Happy birthday! Tell Boyfie to give you some "personal time" for
yourself.

MaryL

Thank you for your kind wishes. It wasn't my best, but there is always next
year.
Tweed

"Joy" wrote in message
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"Adrian" wrote in message
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Hope you have a good one.

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Adrian

Happy Birthday from me, too.

Joy

Thanks. I had some lovely presents from my family and Nüle.
Nüle does the best presents because we are in touch all the time, she knows
me far better than my brothers do.

Tweed

On 12/1/2012 5:33 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Adrian" wrote in message
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Hope you have a good one.

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Adrian
Thanks for the good wishes.
Unfortunately it was only marginally better than last year when my leg was
in plaster.

I arrived at my aunt's house where we'd arranged a nice day with a lovely
meal. I'd only been there a few minutes when she said "I've been on the
phone and computer for ages with Microsoft" Alert bells sounded.
Apparently she'd had a pop-up for over a week suggesting her system was
failing and of course she fell for it when a "Microsoft engineer" phoned her
up to offer to sort it out for £140. She gave them her card details.
It took what seemed like years to get through to the bank to cancel her
card. When we did get through they said it was an Indian company and they'd
tried 6 times to get her money. We spent 2 hours hanging on the phone to
get through to the fraund dept of her bankj, we gave up.
I then spent ages on her computer trying to get rid of the pop up. I had to
do a system restore in the end, and that upset the anti virus which refused
to update after so long. I did eventually do it. Half an hour before I had
to go home. I asked for a cup of tea.
Not my best birthday.
But my aunt said "You have been a blessing to me today" and that makes it
worth it.
Tweed


I'm so sorry to hear about the accidental click. Unfortunately, too
many people click on things without realizing what they are, then
they're stuck. I'm glad you were able to help your aunt. She did bless
you for it. And you got a cup of tea Isn't it nice to be appreciated?

Jill

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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"Adrian" wrote in message
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Hope you have a good one.

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Adrian
Thanks for the good wishes.
Unfortunately it was only marginally better than last year when my leg was
in plaster.

I arrived at my aunt's house where we'd arranged a nice day with a lovely
meal. I'd only been there a few minutes when she said "I've been on the
phone and computer for ages with Microsoft" Alert bells sounded.
Apparently she'd had a pop-up for over a week suggesting her system was
failing and of course she fell for it when a "Microsoft engineer" phoned
her up to offer to sort it out for £140. She gave them her card details.
It took what seemed like years to get through to the bank to cancel her
card. When we did get through they said it was an Indian company and
they'd tried 6 times to get her money. We spent 2 hours hanging on the
phone to get through to the fraund dept of her bankj, we gave up.
I then spent ages on her computer trying to get rid of the pop up. I had
to do a system restore in the end, and that upset the anti virus which
refused to update after so long. I did eventually do it. Half an hour
before I had to go home. I asked for a cup of tea.
Not my best birthday.
But my aunt said "You have been a blessing to me today" and that makes it
worth it.
Tweed

I'm sorry your birthday wasn't more enjoyable. OTOH, there are definitely
worse things than being a blessing to somebody. It isn't every day we can
do that.

Joy