| It's hard to say what kind of mobile phone I'd buy if I was looking for one. There's not even that many phones that I've seen in use close up or that I've borrowed to use. I don't know many people to call when I'm not at home, so I just use the house phones--there's 4 or 5 of those! I don't know if it's some or most of the cell phones that are starting to be so small that they look like toys--you know, some equivalent of the plastic cash register they sell that four-year-olds can play "store" with. |
Curve-billed Thrasher
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I was surprised at how well the birds in Bill and Alice’s yard seemed to
get along. Three or four were often pecking simultaneously at different
sections ...
3 days ago
Yesterday's poetry is a bit erotic for me before a 2nd cup of coffee - but I especially love the two last lines. :-)
ReplyDeleteAs for cell phones - I feel the same as you do.
I have nobody to call and nobody to call me.
We have a cheapo Tracfone for emergencies when away from home, and have used it only about a dozen times in 4 years. This is where I realise we're really getting out of the loop, in spite of being fairly computer-savvy. Computers don't do it any more - it has to be portable gadgets now, and Facebook, and Twitter - 24/7. :-(
As for the poem, those probably are the best couple of lines.
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