We received Tracey’s new Bluetooth gadget to connect her cell phone to the car speaker system.
It didn’t really work so too good so we are sending it back. The sound output was so weak she had to max out the volume control to the car radio, so you would be deafened if you forgot to turn it back down to listen to the radio.
Even at max volume the sound quality wasn’t much better than what comes out of her phone speaker in the first place.
Tracey is a little disappointed and bummed out about this. So she will order another brand and hope it is better.
MjL 29 Mar 2014, 6:23 a.m.
I cannot wait to tell my grandkids what it was like at the dawn of the new Dark Ages! We are here at the beginning of the end of rational thought.
“Public debate about science education tends to center on bills like one in Missouri, which would allow public school parents to pull their kids from science class whenever the topic of evolution comes up. But the more striking shift in public policy has flown largely under the radar, as a well-funded political campaign has pushed to open the spigot for tax dollars to flow to private schools. Among them are Bible-based schools that train students to reject and rebut the cornerstones of modern science.”
We went to #SteaknShake for a late breakfast. Tracey ordered coffee and exclaimed, “Oh look! I got a spoon!” Usually they give us those long handled teaspoons or a soup spoon because they’ve run out of regular spoons. There is some commentary to be made about a restaurant too cheap to keep enough coffee spoons washed to serve with a $2 cup of coffee?
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