MY MOMS COMPUTER NUMBER

Started by goofy, July 22, 2007, 04:58:28 AM

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SandyB

Yes  the famous computer  # ...  Mine  was  16616  ..  I uncovered  these  old  dockets in  one  of  my  Mums  memory  boxes ...
To see  sometimes  requires that you  first believe .

Diana Rudd (Boehme)

I remember those dockets well as I used to check and file them.Here's some figures off Stephens pay slip in the first year we were married 1977.
Market R7.66
Butchery R14.47
Shopping centre R186.16  and that was everything from Ladies,toy,groceries etc.
TOTAL;R208.29
He earned something like R800.00 back then.
I've still got every pay slip from then up untill a while ago.Now one doesn't want to know,to depressing
His computer number was:15229
O.P.S -1969, Springfield Convent -1970, Holy Cross Convent-1972., Centaurus-1974
I got around.

Michael Alexander

A ring for R12.47.....what kind of ring was it...what a bargain.....

Here in the roof at spar is a whole pile of old papers, I must lose some weight sometime and climb up there.....

;)
OPS 1976-1982 : CBC 1982-1988

SandyB

A  ring  for  R 12,47  in  1973 ..   my  Mum  had  an amazing  jewelry  collection  .. her  hands  were  festooned with  rings ..  it was  all  good  stuff  ..  all  went  to  the  nieces  after moms  passing ..
To see  sometimes  requires that you  first believe .

Diana Rudd (Boehme)

O.P.S -1969, Springfield Convent -1970, Holy Cross Convent-1972., Centaurus-1974
I got around.

barb (Fry)

Your mom, Sandy was and is remembered for many things, rings being one of them, glasses, and hair another
friendly cheerful and the rest..
When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace. Jimi Hendrix

SandyB

Thanks  Barbara .. like  I have  my  good memory  of your  Mum    Kind strong  practical  ,  one of  the people  we  kids  looked  up  to .. ..   they  all  helped shape  us  to  what we  are ........

             Sandy
To see  sometimes  requires that you  first believe .

Patrick McCarthy

Our parents must've worried everyday whether they would get a salary at the end of the month. My father's number was 13161, a number I'll never forget. Now unfortunately I have to use my own cards, and I keep it away from my kids.

Delia

will never forget my number - 33227 - I cut up my card the day I got paid -R10 in 1985. Thank goodness for my steakhouse salary to tide me over for the month. Was never going to get overseas if I carried on like that.  On the printout of expenses "record dept, record dept, clothes dept, clothes dept, record dept...................." - entire salary spent on LP's and clothes. That card was evil..............
The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your thinking.
"Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional" - Dalai Lama

barb (Fry)

Evil cards, tell me about them - best rule is to only spend cash in hand.

My head is so full of numbers, that I am still battling to recall my dad and moms no.  I can't even remember my pin number for my credit cards, but I reckon it's my way of not spending.

I think my dads number was something like 1357 I remember our ph number computer nu and box number where all very similar - confusing or what....
When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace. Jimi Hendrix

DUNJA WRBKA

Wow...  came accross this today...  Cannot believe that I still remember my moms number:  12475...

Cannot remember our old phone number or postbox number but sheesh don't know why I remember her computer number ...  Even after all these years ...lol  She doesn't even remember her own number. ha ha
Don't sweat the small shit!

Bertie Horak

Wow, it's amazing how certain things stick in your mind!  I remember my Dad's CDM number - 13870.  It just popped into my head - after 30 years!
Oranjemund 1965-1982; 2019 and counting...

pam spackman

Sorry guys, am a bit older that you,but I remember our computer no.
it was 27316 our box no. 707 and phone no.232

Not bad for a recycled teenager hey?!!!!!!!!! ha ha fireworks1