For
the record, I am not a fan of smartphones. When I see people
obsessively checking their phones every single minute of the day,
even right in front of me while we're having a conversation, I want
to smack the thing out of their hands. It's a complete joke how much
people are in love with their phones, and I think they really need to
get a life, or at least a grip on reality. It doesn't matter if it's
a teenager or an adult, it's simply ridiculous and stupid. In fact,
our optometrist had to fire their receptionist because she couldn't
stop checking her phone during work hours, and they warned her
repeatedly. How crazy is that?
That
said, I do sometimes wonder if it's time to update our phones and
join the 21st century. There are times when they would come in handy,
and I've even seen people at the farmer's market processing business
transactions with them. Like any tool, it can be useful, but is not
healthy when it gets out of hand.
I
hate to this, but we might also consider getting a phone for the
kids. We've resisted up to this point, and A&N have been
accepting of our stand (what choice do they have?). There are
numerous occasions, however, when it would be helpful for the kids to
have a phone so we can keep in touch. Plus, a more sophisticated
phone would come in hand when we travel.
I
still find them annoying, but again, it's hard to completely resist
the pull of technology, especially when the entire world has
succumbed. When in Rome, right? The final vote in favor of new phone
is that the new ones are slated to come out soon, and once they do,
the old ones become obsolete and drop in price. Don't you love
consumerism?
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Nokia India for the pic.
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