TMI: CALL ME
1. Do you still have a land line?
No, I got rid of it when I retired almost 7 years ago and no
longer needed a fax machine. I would
have done it earlier because I hated all those annoying calls at dinnertime.
2. Which cell phone do you use and why?
I have had a Samsung Galaxy Note II for exactly one year
now. Being a smartphone, I cannot believe
how much less I use my computer now. It is a wonderful gadget and I spend
entirely too much time playing with it, especially playing Solitaire.
3. Which provider do you use? Is there really a difference?
AT&T, which I have been using for many years. One reason is that they have a cell tower
very close to my farm in rural NC and I get great service everywhere I go.
4. If you call someone and they don't pick up, do you leave
a message?
Most of the time. But
phone tag (voicemail) can become very frustrating.
5. When you have a missed call (with no message), do you
call the person back?
Almost never, but yesterday my doctor’s office called
without leaving a message, so I did call them back later.
6. Do you txt willingly or reluctantly? How are your skills?
The only person that I text with is my older son, because he
loves to text and does not like to talk on the phone. I would rather talk than text. I am pretty good at texting, because my phone
completes words and makes suggestions, so I can be pretty quick.
7. Has your cell replaced your camera?
Pretty much as it has more pixels than my Nikon point and
shoot, which is about 8 years old. And I
take more pictures now because it is always with me. For the past two months, I have been
undergoing wound (ulcer) treatment on my leg, which doesn't want to heal
because of lymphedema and diabetes. Twice a week when I go to physical therapy
to get my leg unna booted, I take pictures of the wound with a tape measure to
document any improvement. I now have a
whole folder of those photos.
measuring the ulcer |
unna boot on my left leg |
8. Selfies....
In my case they provide too much age related TMI, but since
you asked . . .
9. How many apps do you have? Which is your favorite and
why?
Wait, while I count . . . uh, 45. Some are medically related such as keeping
records of my blood glucose levels, my INI (blood thinner) levels, etc. My favorites are reading emails, news
articles, and of course, the aforementioned Solitaire.
10. What would life be like with no cell/smart phone for one
month?
I would go stark raving mad, because I even read books on my
phone or my Kindle. Don’t need it much
as a phone, but I surely do like all the other apps.
1 comment:
David,
Very interesting! You have encouraged me to post my answers now.
Thanks! And a happy birthday to you (I think I missed it)
Ron
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