Spa rated breaker?

[Little Bill]

No, I broke the "9" on my flip-phone so I have to call "4-1-1" and ask if they can transfer me.
That way I use both services ... that's conflating

I see you took your smart pills today!

 

[Jraef]

You just wanted to make sure used my dictionary today, huh !

When I was a kid, my Mom subscribed to “Reader’s Digest” and one of the features in each issue was something called “How to Increase your Word Power”. She insisted that I read every issue. Some of it stuck with me.

 

[hillbilly1]

When I was a kid, my Mom subscribed to “Reader’s Digest” and one of the features in each issue was something called “How to Increase your Word Power”. She insisted that I read every issue. Some of it stuck with me.

I remember those, my mom subscribed to them many years.

 

[LarryFine]

Doing crossword puzzles is good brain and vocabulary exercise.

Challenging ones, like in Thursday through Sunday newspapers.

 

[Little Bill]

When I was a kid, my Mom subscribed to “Reader’s Digest” and one of the features in each issue was something called “How to Increase your Word Power”. She insisted that I read every issue. Some of it stuck with me.

I used to get my uncle's but only read "Laughter, the best medicine", "humor in uniform", and "humor in the work place". Basically anything funny in it.

 

[qcroanoke]

I used to get my uncle's but only read "Laughter, the best medicine", "humor in uniform", and "humor in the work place". Basically anything funny in it.

First things I read too.
But a lot of the articles were short enough to keep my attention. I never really liked a long drawn out story or article