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Morning Roll Call A message from an Adair Co. Good Samaritan It's an especially good idea to check up on friends, family and elderly neighbors during the weather we have had of late. Although many times we are rushed and don't have the time to stop and chat, it only takes a second to ask them to send you a "thumbs up" in a message, (even if someone has limited Internet or phone knowledge, any emoji will do) and send them a thumbs up in return letting them know that you got their message and they are OK as of then. If you don't get a thumbs up? You simply call to confirm that they are OK. Sometimes they forget to send the emoji, but that works as well because then they know this works! If you happen to be checking on Grandma or Grandpa... try sending them a return heart or other emoji to brighten their day just let them know you care. Personally I've been doing this for six years and I've done it with many of my friends and neighbors as a quick check to make sure they were all right. This story was posted on 2022-06-19 09:22:05
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