After a week (for me a lot more) the telephone really works: the calls to me are no more redirected to an unknown man at a shop, and which is also important, I can really call and use my phone!
What happens next?
Welcome to BT - but my Broad Band connexion is still not fixed and I do not see it fixed soon, as the last technician concluded that is were my filters who must have problems and decided to have send me new ones. Meanwhile, I did try the Home Hub with filters that work well at my son's house: they still do not make my broad band work.
Welcome BT to my place, but please fix now really my broad band connexion!
I'll have to admit, that now that I begun my "social life" in London, the worry about BT and my Web connection has been put a bit aside and does not worry me as much.
I met at bookcrossers and at weight watchers nice and interesting people, who also directed me to other places.
Yesterday, I went after the weight watchers meeting on top of the Shooters Hill: what a view on Kent! Then to an old house, now place for different activities, where there is a whole room full of books that you can just take home and bring back later. A library on each others honor, where also people bring the books they want to leave to the others.
I found an old book of Bernard Shaw's stories. He was better in theater then novels, but still, how enjoyable is his writing! I also entered a room with senior ladies making artistic flower bouquets, they invited me to come back with warm smiles. At the exit, I got the first schedule of all the activities taking place there, then went to enjoy the view from the top of the hill by foot.
Early morning swim, then to a fish shop in Greenwich with a lady I met at WW who recognised me at Mark and Spencer, later WW (lost two pounds), then the Shrewbury House, after lunch and computer I went for the first time pick up my grand children from their school.
Great day!
Congratulations on having some progress with BT.
ReplyDeleteYour life sound like wonderful whirl of activity. Hope the days to come in London will be as enjoyable.