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RE: Weekend Freewrite -10/12/2019 - Single Prompt Option Clouds
Ohhhh my, you have "no clue how to use" Discord? That makes me feel better! You are so extraordinarily competent in things most of are not - fishing and outdoor life - you'd outlast most of us in a post-apocalyptic dystopian future, the kind where techno-knowledge is useless, because there's no electricity any more, no power grid, no city life. But I digress. I did try Discord (after someone walked me through the opening stage), but it can pull you in and hold you in its vortex, preventing you from writing or working on anything else. I'd stay the course you're on, but my advice is worth every penny it costs ya.
Now, going off to get ice.... who does that anymore?? Only people filling up a cooler for bottles of beer at a party, right...>?
@carolkean I think with writing the freewrites and reading others and all other computer stuff I am good at not knowing how to do the discord. Yes I could do quite well without electric or anything techy but I have it so I will continue to use it. Fishermen get ice every day we fill our coolers but no beer. I use ice cube trays for my drinking ice, I am the only one I know who has them. Most ice come out the door of their fridges.
I love it -
How To Do the Discord
As for old-fashioned ice cubes, you're not the only one - our daughter is only 23, in the city, in an apartment built in 1917, and there is no ice maker in her fridge. Ice cube trays are still for sale in stores, if we look hard enough for them. Kinda hard to believe, but if you have hard water, the ice maker in your fridge will likely go bad anyway. Like car windows with a $800 part that keeps the automatic from rolling up or down, we realize that manual - BY HAND - our own exertion - prevails over electric, time and again.
@carolkean I like my power windows in my truck but I would not like them if they broke. My husband has a manual windows and the passenger side is hard to roll up and down. That is cool your daughter lives in such an old building, I love old buildings when I went to NYC the building, the old ones, are what I admired most.