We are not a family of the future. It took me forever to even entertain the idea of getting a cell phone.But, it was 2005 and we had just sold our house, didnt have a landline phone anymore, but i had to make sure people could still find me. I dont go anywhere without my phone, and i dont know why. i hate the phone, i'm not a phone yakker, but i have a new found love for texting. At first i didnt understand how to text, didnt get that it filled in the words, so i struggled to do one letter at a time. Once i was 'enlightned' i have become a pro. well, pro enough for an old broad.
I have a love hate relationship with my phone. I love playing with the ringers, and using the camera, but i'm also fine with texting. I try to treat it with respect as it has a jaw dropping amount of power, but there are times when i'd like to throw it through a window. When i was in the hospital for Diabetic Ketoacidosis, i was pretty confused and out of it. i remember, holding it next to me in bed, as it was my only link to the outside. But, in the same instance, i chose to hang it up in a glass of water. Funny, it didnt work after that, but i still held it close. goober.
Thats it for today. i wont bore you with my husband and his foolishness. thats a blog for another day. its good enough to get its own blog. Here's the offender of the day
2 comments:
I have the same feelings for my phone as you do, I hate to talk, but love to text and it goes with me everywhere, even to the bathroom, where it met it's demise in the toilet...LOL. I can' even imagine 17,000 tests although. She must have sore fingers!!! LOL.
God Bless~
Debbie
not tests, but texts...lol.. It's late and has been a long day!!!
Post a Comment