What was I thinking when I wasn’t thinking?
Me, the lady who can’t find her cell phone…
It will be one week. One week? Did my husband say one year? An eternity before I would receive my new cell phone?
Stomp! Stomp! Helllllooooo??!!
Try calling it again. Did you dial it again? Seriously, sometimes if you keep dialing your number, someone will answer.
One time I washed my cell phone. Once I left mine on top of a cereal box at Sam’s Club.
Cell phones? Did someone lose a cell phone? No, but someone stole Debbie’s! Stole it? Are you sure? Did you catch the guy? I had one stolen once. At least I don’t take pictures with my phone. That’s the worst.
Pictures??!! Oh my goodness! (Add a little drama, throw my hand over my forehead.)”All” of my pictures are gone.
Text whoever stole it. Offer them a $50 reward to bring back the sim card. Seriously. That might work. Try it.
This is nuts. I appreciate everyone standing in the alley with me. But, I can’t believe I’m having this conversation. Actually, I’m not having any conversation. Oh, that’s pretty funny. Not having a conversation. I wish I could text that to Bonnie. Ohhhh man… All of my saved text messages are gone, too. From the kids and Ken… Can you bring home toilet paper? Get barbecue sauce. DON’T GET OUT OF THE CAR WHEN YOU PICK ME UP AT THE VB GAME… Hmmmm…
Where are you going, Debbie? For a ride? Yes, as a matter of fact, I am. With the windows open, and a breeze in my hair. I’m free for a week! Thank you for talking me through this guys.
Today’s Life Recipe: Going back to a time without cell phones can almost make you want big 80’s hair again.
There really is a level of bliss associated with not being tethered to a cell phone isn’t there? I’m guessing of course. I’ve never lost or been without a phone in a decade. Now my wife, yea she loses them. Often. After reading this I wonder now if it isn’t on purpose.
Dear Debbie
Tkx for stopping by and for your lovely comment!
I loved your blog!It’s so good to know that I’m not the only one that vents out like that!LOL!
Hope you have a great day.
xo
I have never even owned a cell phone, hah ah ha
That has a familiar “ring”!!
I constantly lose mine, but I hardly ever use it anyway.
I would be lost without my phone. It has my life in it. Calendar, contacts, pictures. Then again, I wouldn’t be able to remember what I was missing anyway!! A week off you say…..
I can’t live w/o my cell phone! Altho it can be quite irritating with their nvr-ending requests (I’ve yet to reach that stage :D), I’m sure it’s still better to hv one, in case of emergencies.
I want to see when you totally lose it and go for the 80’s hair.
Too funny. We are shopping for new phones. I think Santa is bringing everyone in our household a cell phone this year. My current one is 5 years old which is considered an antique!
The new phones my hubby is looking at have GPS and tracking features. Great for if you have children that need to be tracked. Also a great idea for tracking a lost phone!
It would be so nice to not have to worry about all the calls, but it would only last like 2 days for me. Good luck and enjoy your journey!
Lost cell phone drama… yeah, we experience that around here. My son loses his quite often!
It’s amazing how dependent we become on all our little gadgets!
I hate it when I lose my phone especially when I have it on vibrate so it won’t ring in church and then I can’t find it. Hey..I left you a little present on my blog. Thanks for all the places to visit in Chicago…we had a great time and can’t wait to go back. What a great city. Connie
I’m probably one of the .999 percent of people in the world who doesn’t own a cell phone, doesn’t want a cell phone and curses out loud, and vehemently when I see someone riding down the highway with one plugged into their ear, or see someone out shopping and their phone rings! LOL, if you’re looking for sympathy here Deb, I’m in the wrong aisle!!!
But fun post, anyway…and congrats on Post of the Day mention from David!
Sandi
Good luck with the phone! I can never find mine. My littles like to abscond with it.
I loved the suggestion to text the person and offer them $50.00 - HA!
Good luck and have a good weekend - Kellan
I would DIE without my phone. Just die. And it’s pathetic, I know!
I had to laugh because a running theme on my blog is how I overcook, no, burn everything. Loved this post and others I’m reading here. We have a family that laughs constantly, too. Three kids 22, 19 and 15. Have a great weekend.
I ALWAYS have my phone with me. 24/7. EVERY DAY.
Oh, DO show an 80’s hair picture! Lol!
What would we DO without cell phones? There is nothing more convenient than calling my hubby to bring home some last minute ingredient for dinner which I’d earlier forgotten at the grocery store.
Wow! That’s like 3 phones that you’ve lost. Maybe you should do the insurance thing.
Good luck!
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