Since Pedometers became common, people have started using it. 

Thank you Monster, but I have a for Dummies that is answering my questions.
Please stop by we'll have BBQ.

For now.

Did you get it out, monster?

Good News.

Thoughts and Prayers heading your way.

They actually teach computer literacy  in the twin cities. At several places.
Why can't we get that here.

I found this story on Morning Brew todayPlace to be: The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdamhttps://cdn.sanity.io/images/bl383u0v/production/6c12beb9e1d77ed29d6e2d8ab325281a760312ca-1240x992.png?w=1240&q=80&auto=format" style="max-width:100%;">Kelly Schenk/RijksmuseumIt’s a big world out there. In this section, we’ll teleport you to an interesting location—and hopefully give you travel ideas in the process.Attention, fellas: You know that condom you’ve had in your wallet since high school? Well, if you hold on to it for another two centuries, it might wind up in a museum.This week at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a nearly 200-year-old unused condom was put on display as part of the “Safe Sex?” exhibition. It focuses on 19th-century prostitution and includes prints, drawings, and photographs, but the sheath de résistance is the nearly eight-inch prophylactic believed to have been a gift for patrons of a brothel in France.

• It’s made from a sheep’s appendix and, you won’t believe this, did little to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy. Other makeshift condoms from the era before vulcanized rubber were fashioned from linen and even turtle shells.
• There’s an erotic etching on it as well, featuring a partially dressed nun pointing at three equally disrobed clergymen and the phrase, “Voila, mon choix,” which means, “There, that’s my choice.”

That NSFW drawing is a form of social commentary. Per the museum, it’s a “parody of both celib

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thank You. I just wish these people would speak English. And it would be nice if some school would have a class for us old people who didn't have computers in the classroom or worked with them.

#5, and #6 both got disposable diapers. But I well remember two loads of diapers a day, washed in Ivory Snow. The only soap my Mother would use on diapers.

The spot on my hand that everyone thinks is cancer, keeps going away and reappearing. Is it cancer we don't know.

LOL.