03-30-2013, 10:39 PM
Even though I grew up with a chorded house phone, most phones in my house now are wireless. When I got put on rotation in the lab at school, the lab's phone IS chorded. I feel like I've been put on a leash!
That said, I'm surprisingly not that connected to my phone. I usually use it to tell the time, more so than communicate. In fact, the phone is one of the least reliable ways to get a hold of me. Half the time I don't hear it or notice it vibrate. The other half of the time, the battery is dead or the phone is charging elsewhere. No little games, no internet (that last one might be useful though), just the occaisional text or call.
It makes me feel strange since everyone else I know is usually bonded with their electronic devices.
That said, I'm surprisingly not that connected to my phone. I usually use it to tell the time, more so than communicate. In fact, the phone is one of the least reliable ways to get a hold of me. Half the time I don't hear it or notice it vibrate. The other half of the time, the battery is dead or the phone is charging elsewhere. No little games, no internet (that last one might be useful though), just the occaisional text or call.
It makes me feel strange since everyone else I know is usually bonded with their electronic devices.
Modeling New Jersey Under the Wire 1978-1979.
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