Hey Dolls!
We all know phone carriers can be a huge annoyance, in fact, an absolute pain in our bums. For two weeks, I did not have any cell service on my phone. Apparently when I switched from one carrier to another, both companies decided to put the other at fault versus helping me get my service back. After much hassle and grief, I finally had cell service and was given a brand new Blackberry Classic - YAY!
It was not the end of the world though because it was nice to have a break from a cell phone. You become far more aware of your surroundings because you not thumbing away at your cellphone. As well, your eyes will thank you for giving them a break from the small screen.
My two weeks without a Blackberry:
- I definitely people watched much more when taking transit.
- You realize that every person around you was on their cell phone - absentmindedly staring at the screen
- I read magazines when I was in the waiting room at the drs!
- Sounds seemed louder. I would hear all the traffic and everyone talking around me or the phone ringing or music playing because I was not focused on my phone
- I had to memorize phone numbers - Derp, only knew my house number! As well as ask strangers to borrow their phone to make a call!
- Surprisingly, I realized how few people I really NEEDED to talk to. I think I only called my parents and two friends.
- I did not miss checking all my social media updates.
- I had to make plans in advance with friends and determine a specific meeting spot as well as time!
- I did not have an alarm in the morning?!?! AH!
- Data - definitely did not need to worry about going over the limit!
- My hands were both free. As well, did not need to freak out about my blackberry being lost
- It was weird how I kept feeling like I was missing something - comes to show how attached we become to our electronics
What do you think dolls, are we far too obsessed and attached to our cellphones to notice the world around us? --> But I am Still Elated, in fact Ecstatic to have my new Blackberry Classic!!!!!
BYES
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