Oh... I hope things will get better for you soon gain.

I hope you're feeling better soon.

Before computers? To communicate with others, we typed things on typewriters and sent them in the mail. Or used the phone. The regular phone, because we didn't have cell phones back then. And the phones had cords, too, so you couldn't walk around the house or the office chatting.

To watch TV, we turned on the set, viewed the show and then didn't ever get to see that episode again until summer reruns. After that, you never saw it again period unless the show got syndicated.

If a good movie was on TV, then we watched it on TV. Otherwise, we'd go to the theater.

Writing term papers meant going to the library, taking notes, typing on the typewriter and then editing the paper and retyping it.

Those were the good old days, I guess. Everyone was less productive at the office but we didn't know any different. If you could type fast and take dictation using shorthand, you pretty much had a job. Nobody had to know Quark and MS Word and database programs. Back then, knowing how to change the ribbon on the typewriter was more important than knowing how to defrag your hard drive.