Already doing without landline and TV...
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I could survive without any of them, but I wouldn't call it living. I could give my electric can opener, hand mixer, land line, Cable TV, alarm clock, electric griddle, crock pots, dehydrators, electric toothbrush, away and even my sewing machines and sergers away and not be put out too much. I have two treadle sewing machines, a hand can opener, a whole bunch of cast iron skillets and a few stock pots, regular tooth brushes and I can can and make jerky and dry fruits without the dehydrator. We are so spoiled aren't we?
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MICROWAVE.
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I know for sure I can live without: (because I don't use these--hubby watches TV, but the rest we don't have)
TV dishwasher satellite dish air conditioning radios (oh there is one here) GPS electric can opener garbage disposal garage opener remotes mechanical pencils I know there are many more..... |
Originally Posted by raptureready
Originally Posted by Deecee
Cell phone. I do not wish to be on call 24/7.
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I need a cell so my children can text me--it's the sure fire way to communicate immediately. When both were in college I told my husband I'd need unlimited texting. :lol: I wanted to be available... still do.
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I can not live without my GPS. All the new highways are killing me. I get so lost all the time!!!!!!I could live without ice cream
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I cannot survive without ice cream. :-D
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Originally Posted by marymay
I could live without ice cream
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I could live without all the playstations, PSA's etc. anything that keeps our new generation of kids in the house and not out playing and excercising. These have taken over. I don't even know the name of them all. My GKs spend more time on those handheld games and now they can get movies for them, etc. So I vote all the new game fandangles, whatever they are all called. Way too many.
Me personally???? telephone/cell |
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