How often do you send out a "Well and okay" signal? (husband, member)

[TamaraSavannah]

Originally, once a week here.

Then when it was my mother, once a day..... at least.

Now, to my brothers, especially since I have taken over my mother's job, once a week, if not more. Sometimes, at least, just the phone call, but sometimes, just the text on FB.

Et tou?

[KathrynAragon]

I like making smoke signals myself. Those are more fun than emails.

[SimplySagacious]

Originally Posted by TamaraSavannah

Originally, once a week here.

Then when it was my mother, once a day..... at least.

Now, to my brothers, especially since I have taken over my mother's job, once a week, if not more. Sometimes, at least, just the phone call, but sometimes, just the text on FB.

Why are you assuming a mother role with your brothers? That's weird.

[SimplySagacious]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

I like making smoke signals myself. Those are more fun than emails.

Good answer to another trollish thread.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

I like making smoke signals myself. Those are more fun than emails.

Flares work for me. My dad prefers to see one once a day, but they embarrass my kids.

I'll never get through this lifetime supply anyway.

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by BirdieBelle

Flares work for me. My dad prefers to see one once a day, but they embarrass my kids.

I'll never get through this lifetime supply anyway.

My dad left me a Morse Code thingie when he died! I still haven't figured out yet how to use it so I'm still standing over my fire pit with a Native American blanket every evening instead.

[SVTLightning]

Originally Posted by SimplySagacious

Why are you assuming a mother role with your brothers? That's weird.

Family stepping up to watch over or care for family members isn't weird at all lol

[Nicci6Squirrels]

My husband bought me a "World's Loudest Whistle" and I use it on occasion to let him know I'm alive.
I'm serious, even though it sounds like I'm being silly or sarcastic. Sometimes I give a toot on that doggone loud whistle and he'll yell from upstairs, "Glad to know you're doing okay, Honey." And then I'll toot again. It's a really loud whistle. They weren't just whistling Dixie when they claimed it was the World's Loudest. Or maybe they were whistling Dixie. I don't know what the correct answer is.

[LilyMae521]

It's a mystery. :-)

[Ohiogirl81]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

My dad left me a Morse Code thingie when he died!

My dad left me a slide rule. I haven't figured that out yet, either.

I wonder if I could communicate into the great beyond using the slide rule ... ? Hm. He was an engineer, after all.