Name something you NO LONGER DO, like cleaning the ball in your mouse.
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On that new fangled device.
But I dropped mine when the price went out of sight. Used to have 2 Newspapers delivered, morning and night.
Occasionally Google for certain articles. For instance our local Cemetery had 171 Monuments blown over, trees uprooted. The Dayton Daily offered the news, but went straight to the source. That is the internet.
Volunteers are working to clean up debris. It hit one corner of the Cemetery. So only one Southwest area was hit.
We almost always text. Plus my house is the Land of Dropped Calls which drives me berserk considering how much I pay ATT. 
At any time I can look up what I a wondering about and get my answer. I do still wonder but in a different way .
I use a trackball. Still have to clean it out once in a while.
I like it better than the moveable mouse.
Easier to clean than the rollerball on the bottom.
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I'm not kidding. The first mobile phone I got was "free" with AAA membership. It had a button in the middle that speed-dialed AAA if you broke down somewhere. It was the size of two large biscotti, side-by side.
But even after that, I still continued to make sure I always had "change for the pay phone."
In college - broke - I'd call home asking for "me."
Mom or Dad would say "he's not here" and I'd tell the operator I'd call after 7:00 that night (time & day could vary!).
Now Mom & Dad knew when I'd be home!
The stick shift. Like it when my car tells me what to do. Kind of scary when the car parks for you or keeps you in your own lane.
...having a matchbook handy to wedge in between the 8-track tape and the player.
My 8-track days were mercifully brief.
Here, in South Carolina, many roads are poorly named, or not at all.
You can print out directions with Google Maps or Mapquest and then look for your turns, only to find out that the street you want has a sign like "SR (Service Road) 25."
I depend on Waze on my iPhone to get around these days. A Garman is on my bucket list.
I had hair down to my ass 'til I was in my early 40s.
Now it's never longer than an inch.
Now that I think about it, though, I haven't owned a comb or a blowdryer in fifteen-ish years.
If it ain't one thing, it's another.
...instead of just being stuck in my head...lol.
That, and I no longer have to use vice grips to change the channel when the channel dial finally wears out and breaks off
"Hey, this place looks good, it has two bedrooms and a path!"
nothing better than panty hose for tying up tomato plants. I'm almost embarrassed to ask neighbors for their "used" panty hose - I'm sure they're thinking they're dealing with a perv!
Call it a Mouse?
and we got a big whoop de do 2 per cent raise.
and I snail mail a friend who is in prison, too.
So, I am still buying Forever stamps.
SO many times - THAT was the "good" one - and I only got 1/2 of it! 
Alexa play Dark side of the moon.
Sure, it’s been decades, but I’m still hoarding!!
I miss Asteroids with all my heart, no kidding, wwannhh
I need to do that!
Vertical blinds the dust slides right off.
I know I’m *supposed* to slide it thru the little card reader-thingy- dingie in front of the cash register...and yeah I know it dates me like mad!, I mean come on! It’s been years. But! Hapless me, I often still try to just hand my CC to the cashier. Like we used to!, remember?? One of the few vestigial reflexes remaining from the old days. 
Tired of paying $10 for new batteries I picked up a lovely pink gold watch with Mother of Pearl face and a real diamond for $12 at the local Walmart. They last for at least 3 years!
