MY fault?! Why blame me? I merely tempted you to covet; I didn't force you to follow through. :-) You know what Augustine said about the birds flying over your head but not letting them build a nest in your hair. :-)
Seriously though, you will enjoy it ... and then you'll be praising me. :-)
I'm not convinced, LEW. I think MOM would want one if I could just get her to play with it. Think of the GPS feature - and you know how she's forever getting lost!
Women do not get "lost" as often as men. They ask directions. (True, if they ask them from a man, they are no better off than before. E.g., "go down a coupla miles to the corner where the fire station used to be and turn right...")
I kid you not!
[A really smart man would have bought Cindi's i-phone first.] :)
Women do not get "lost" as often as men. They ask directions. (True, if they ask them from a man, they are no better off than before.) E.g., "go down a coupla miles to the corner where the fire station used to be and turn right..."
I kid you not!
[A really smart man would have bought Cindi's i-phone first.] :)
Helen
About 25 years ago my children thought I was hopeless with "technology". Subsequently I have been making my living with the computer I didn't want to touch then. And I live with my cell phone [Verizon, this time; my daughter was shopping with me.] ;)
About 25 years ago my children thought I was hopeless with "technology". Subsequently I have been making my living with the computer I didn't want to touch then. And I live with my cell phone [Verizon, this time; my daughter was shopping with me.] ;)
I suppose this means a new cell phone number. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOr did you port your old one?
ReplyDeleteI suppose a Mac guy would go for the iphone. Me, being a barbarian pc user, the Evil Empire's least willing subject, I'd be with Sprint's Instinct.
Good for you. You will love it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I love my iPhone too!
ReplyDeleteSweet! I've had it for a month now and still can't stop saying it.
I got my first iPhone on Monday and all I can say is, "sweet." Sad part is I've been a Mac guy since 1986. Enjoy
ReplyDeleteCharlie,
ReplyDeleteSame phone #.
The rest,
Yes, sweet indeed!
Sadly, no service for the iPhone is available in North Dakota. Very jealous.
ReplyDeleteMY fault?! Why blame me? I merely tempted you to covet; I didn't force you to follow through. :-) You know what Augustine said about the birds flying over your head but not letting them build a nest in your hair. :-)
ReplyDeleteSeriously though, you will enjoy it ... and then you'll be praising me. :-)
Oh, and about Cindi having a chat with me: just promise her one of her own, then she'll get over it! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Verizon LG Dare has the same features with a 3.2 megapixel camera.
ReplyDeletedork.
ReplyDeleteand somehow...I think it fascinates Dad way more than it would ever appeal to mom (like most technology).
I'm not convinced, LEW. I think MOM would want one if I could just get her to play with it. Think of the GPS feature - and you know how she's forever getting lost!
ReplyDeleteI also know how mom is with technology...she probably couldn't get it to work! :)
ReplyDeleteWomen do not get "lost" as often as men. They ask directions. (True, if they ask them from a man, they are no better off than before. E.g., "go down a coupla miles to the corner where the fire station used to be and turn right...")
ReplyDeleteI kid you not!
[A really smart man would have bought Cindi's i-phone first.] :)
Helen
Women do not get "lost" as often as men. They ask directions. (True, if they ask them from a man, they are no better off than before.) E.g., "go down a coupla miles to the corner where the fire station used to be and turn right..."
ReplyDeleteI kid you not!
[A really smart man would have bought Cindi's i-phone first.] :)
Helen
About 25 years ago my children thought I was hopeless with "technology". Subsequently I have been making my living with the computer I didn't want to touch then. And I live with my cell phone [Verizon, this time; my daughter was shopping with me.] ;)
About 25 years ago my children thought I was hopeless with "technology". Subsequently I have been making my living with the computer I didn't want to touch then. And I live with my cell phone [Verizon, this time; my daughter was shopping with me.] ;)
ReplyDeleteHelen
When you've gotten up off the floor, you can delete the duplications!
ReplyDeleteTIA!
Helen