Nancy wrote --
 
>  JM> Had a nice visit and lunch with Ed and his wife, once I eventually
>  JM> caught up with them.  
> 
> Had some issues connecting there, too...? 

  I got directions from them when I arrived in town and they said they
would be on the porch and their house number was such-and-such.
  I drove down their street seeing no on any porch nor a house number on
the mailbox at the driveway.
  The street is sort of a huge U shape.
  I stopped at a house with a guy on the porch who said Ed lived in the
house across a green area and pointed it out.  (Ed had the numbers in the
mailbox or something, planning on replacing the old faded ones).  But his name
was on the box, he forgot to remov
  Reminded me of the time in Syracuse when no one answered the door when I
knocked and I could have sworn I saw a curtain move and heard my friend
saying to someone "Be very quiet and maybe he'll go away".   (No one was home,
my friend was still at work).
  And like the time I was going to call on someone who left town.
  Another couple even left the country.
  Another had a new cell number and I had only the old one.  (Thank
goodness for e-mail).
 
> Nice picture of them you
> sent.... even if it did come upside down again....   At least Daryl's
> picture was right side up... 

  That's because Daryl was standing on his head.  
  I don't know what it is with that iPhone.  I can take picture A and be
fine, Picture B (phone in the same position) is upside down.
  One Windows picture viewer they right side up, another Windows program
shows it upside down.  Never had that problem with an android.  Must be a
iPhone "feature".  
  Joe
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