Yesterday, I had an unusual request from a neighbor at the senior apartment complex where I live. She said she had some records that needed to be copied and wanted to know if I could copy them on my printer.
My printer needs ink, so I told her this. Well, then she asked if there was some way that I could type them out for her, saying that she just needed the names of them.
I decided to go look at them, since she was so insistent. Well, guess what kind of records they were – 33 1/3 classical music albums. Boy, was I shocked. I laughed and told her what I thought.
She said she just needed to have a list of the titles. I showed her that she had the capability of doing it on her very old computer on WordPad. She then decided that she really did not want to keep them (she had quit a few), and was going to see if anyone wanted them, a collector or someone. They were from the 50’s and 60’s, and I told her that some antique dealers might want them.
Boy what a mixed up communication. I really did misunderstand. I have not seen "records" like this in quite a while
My printer needs ink, so I told her this. Well, then she asked if there was some way that I could type them out for her, saying that she just needed the names of them.
I decided to go look at them, since she was so insistent. Well, guess what kind of records they were – 33 1/3 classical music albums. Boy, was I shocked. I laughed and told her what I thought.
She said she just needed to have a list of the titles. I showed her that she had the capability of doing it on her very old computer on WordPad. She then decided that she really did not want to keep them (she had quit a few), and was going to see if anyone wanted them, a collector or someone. They were from the 50’s and 60’s, and I told her that some antique dealers might want them.
Boy what a mixed up communication. I really did misunderstand. I have not seen "records" like this in quite a while
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