This is where I wish my husband was still alive or I lived near a male member (the very little left in my family) who wouldn't mind attaching this on and off whenever I wanted. My live-in caregiver already has too much on her plate.
I can't leave without saying that I miss my husband was my lover, my best friend and the most important person in my life. He loved photography & took thousands of photos during our marriage from scenery to me to everything else in between. I knew history and genealogy and astronomy and so much more including having gone to medical school so he was like living with a physician... just come right out my prescriptions. We were watching several college courses on history together (which he already knew about but I got a new interest in history the older I got as I hated in high school) that he ordered from THE GREAT COURSES. But each one of those was over $100 and it was something special we did every day during lunch time or a couple hours each in the afternoon. Therefore I ended up selling all the ones we didn't get to which was 99% of them... statistically speaking. He was a mathematician and statistician and work for NASA when I met him but moved to New York and got a job with Raytheon to marry me. I miss him more than life itself. Okay, enough rambling! Thanks Greg! I put it in my Amazon wish list in any case. I want to go take photos by myself. ~Lori On Fri, Dec 23, 2016 at 5:35 PM, greg <[email protected]> wrote: > I use a "Magic Arm" Bogon and Neewer make some. I have 1 for a camera, 1 > for my voice ECU in bed. You can get different types of clamps for each > end. These are heavy dutty, but they have lighter versions. Standing ones > can tip too eay. > > https://www.amazon.com/Neewer-Adjustable-Friction-Articulating-Monitor/dp/ > B01H4W7HI4/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1482539325&sr=8-16&keywords=magic+arm > > > > Hello, Everyone. Anyone have any special ideas about finding > > something that would hold an electric toothbrush for someone > > without the use of their hands, but who could maneuver around where > > they can brush their own teeth? I have a microphone stand with a > > microphone holder that I'm going to try but I was curious if anyone > -- "Petting, scratching and cuddling a dog could be soothing to the mind and heart and deep meditation and almost as good for the soul as prayer." ~Dean Koontz
