Here are a couple of balloon pictures at the balloon festival

I was on a tour in Boston when the guide was doing his usual thing. As we progressed on our tour he pointed to a large building and said they canned beans there and that every can had two hundred and thirty nine beans in it. He stated if it had one more it it "too farty".

You didn't mention data. How much data?

I have been with Cricket for about a year.I was told it is owned by AT&T. They use their towers and the coverage is good.
I have unlimited talk and text and 2 gig of data for $30 including tax. They sell phones there as well. I just changed from an android phone to an iPhone 6S that I bought there and am loving it.

Wife texts husband on a cold winter's morning
"Windows frozen, won't open."

Husband texts back:
"Gently pour some lukewarm water over it."

Wife texts back 5 minutes later:
"Computer really screwed up now!"

Then his brother showed up the next day to take his place. He accidentally fell off the tower. When the people below were trying to find out his name a person came along and stated------" I don't know his name, but he is a dead ringer of his brother!"

This may be of interest to all you PC folks

http://www.komando.com/tips/325534/microsoft-is-downloading-windows-10-to-your-computer-whether-you-want-it-or-not

My first car was a 1949 Champion Studebaker. It had quite a few innovations, heater under the front seat so it could heat front and back areas, automatic hill holder and black background with green numbering on the gauges.
Ah, the good old days

Read this in a weekly I get.
Windows 10 is a big leap forward for Microsoft, said David Auerbach in "Slate.com." Unfortunately, one of those steps "is
straight into your personal data." By default, Windows 10 gives itself permission to pass your data to Microsoft servers, gobble
up your bandwidth, and profile your computer usage. But while "its not easy to restrict what Windows collects," it is possible. .For starters, don't use "express install" during setup. Instead,select the "custom install" and turn off the default setting in almost every case. Then' go into Windows 10's privacy settings. Look through all of the dozen sections, "painful as that may be" and decide what you're willing to share.