Those involved in the sexually explicit bombing of my recent Zoom meeting were definitely adults, not teens or younger adults and they had obtained the password from a public page on social media. This was not a kid prank but attention-seeking adults. Apparently, as more of us interact on Zoom, this and other bombings occur with greater frequency. The meeting host has the option of locking the meeting so late arrivals and potential bombers are excluded.
I spent time today researching the primary candidates for judge and school board in my area, got some bills paid, fed himself and put away laundry. While the weather is clear, it looks like a potential weather event is shaping up. I'm hoping it will dissipate or veer away, but only the coming days will tell,
Cheers...
Monday, July 27, 2020
4:25 AM
That is hardly a great name for a post, but here I am. My grocery delivery did not go smoothly. I am supposed to have contact-free delivery. This means that the bags get left outside and the delivery person leaves after either ringing the doorbell or sending a text. I normally watch from either a kitchen window or a peephole.
My instructions to them are to notify me regarding any substitutions which need to be made to my order if the store is out of an item and to leave my purchases beside my ramp outside the front door.
What would appear to be fairly straight forward, however, has been anything but simple the last three times packages or groceries have been delivered.
Saturday's drop off included a text to me saying an Amazon driver needed help with delivery, so masked and after hearing noise on the metal ramp outside, I cracked the front door open to discover that my storm door which is normally locked, was wide open and the guy was in my face, without a mask, and placing the bags at the top of and on the ramp.
Normally locked, the storm door is clear glass and would enable me to show the person where to place deliveries, but having someone that close who was also blocking my ability to roll outside and who opened a door without permission infuriated me.
I texted Amazon because it is now impossible to reach anyone by phone, and it took three individuals before I got someone who seemed to know what he was doing. He focused on the mask issue, so perhaps something will be done, My delivery instructions are now in ALL CAPS, which likely means nothing, if recent behavior is any indication.
This might easily be seen as a first world problem were it not for the health threat involved.
My instructions to them are to notify me regarding any substitutions which need to be made to my order if the store is out of an item and to leave my purchases beside my ramp outside the front door.
What would appear to be fairly straight forward, however, has been anything but simple the last three times packages or groceries have been delivered.
Saturday's drop off included a text to me saying an Amazon driver needed help with delivery, so masked and after hearing noise on the metal ramp outside, I cracked the front door open to discover that my storm door which is normally locked, was wide open and the guy was in my face, without a mask, and placing the bags at the top of and on the ramp.
Normally locked, the storm door is clear glass and would enable me to show the person where to place deliveries, but having someone that close who was also blocking my ability to roll outside and who opened a door without permission infuriated me.
I texted Amazon because it is now impossible to reach anyone by phone, and it took three individuals before I got someone who seemed to know what he was doing. He focused on the mask issue, so perhaps something will be done, My delivery instructions are now in ALL CAPS, which likely means nothing, if recent behavior is any indication.
This might easily be seen as a first world problem were it not for the health threat involved.
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