This morning I called Walgreens to inquire about safe disposal of Lee’s remaining prescriptions. Some Walgreens have a drop off kiosk, but mine does not. After vainly attempting to talk to a live person–not a simple-minded computer–I gave up and went to the store.
When I started the car, it grumbled a little. That made me nervous after it’s bout of non-starting a few weeks ago. I took it for an 8 mile ride first.
At the store, they gave me several envelopes of powder which you mix with water right in the prescription vial and shake it. After about 30 seconds it becomes a gel which deactivates the drug and makes it safe for disposal in your trash.
Well, that was easy.
Buoyed up by that success, I called AOL. We have our e-mail with them and I have to take the automatic billing off one credit card and put it on one that is in my name. All I wanted to do was to change the card. I was connected to someone who sounded very far away. The conversation went something like this.
He Is the account holder there?
I No
He I have to talk to the account holder.
I Well, you can’t
He Will he be there later?
I No
He Can he call me?
I No
He Why?
Now I was completely losing it. I was getting truly angry.
I Because he is deceased
He I can send you to the help line for that.
I What??
He They will tell you what documents you need to give them.
I guess he meant they will need a copy of the death certificate which I do not have yet.
At that point I gave up and will just wait to do these things when I get the death certificates.
I decided to relax and listen to some of my music which is on iTunes. This is music which I have purchased.
I could not “authorize” my computer to play the music and after 4 or 5 calls from Apple giving me codes to enter, I gave up on that.
I am going to spend the afternoon quietly grieving for my husband and having absolutely nothing to do with anybody’s computer.
God bless everybody
Patty