Here we can all be heard for a little while. Part 2

Georgiegirl256

Haha! I remember that advert!

I get so attached to things too. When I had to get rid of my little purple car that I'd had for about 8 years, I was really sad I took loads of photos of it, and as me and my Dad walked away, I went back for one last look as I noticed something in the back seat, and it was a little butterfly, to me it was so symbolic and I didn't want to let 'Cookie' (I didn't name it that, the previous owner did but it stuck!) go.

codemonkey

Awww. I'm sad for your wee car now. Maybe the butterfly was telling you it was ok to let it go. Being a symbol of transformation and all that.

Ono, it's that particular flavour of phone that I have no luck with I hardly ever use mine as a phone either, unless I'm phoning the GP to make an appointment or talking to my mum.

codemonkey

Curses. It's still broken if I don't wake it up after 10 minutes.

tea_lover

I've go a Samsung a3 and love it. Had a Sony xperia before this and that was good too. Would never have an iPhone for various reasons. Only disappointing phone I've had was a truly terrible HTC.

tea_lover

Spent the last hour playing on Pinterest and planning my new kitchen (sadly just a dream for the foreseeable future). Just went into the kitchen and was a bit surprised it's still its usual awful self lol. Was hoping the power of wishful thinking would have least made a start on redoing it!

codemonkey

That sounds like fun tea. I wish things like that worked and my house would be all clean and not look like a warehouse with a huge amount of boxes piled everywhere.

I just can't decide on a phone. Will have to plunder the savings to pay for it, and am just being mega-indecisive.

tea_lover

I hate having to decide things like that. When I had to sort the virgin media out after FOH left it took me months to even call them.

codemonkey

Last time I changed phones it took me weeks to make the decision and I chose at the last moment. I just don't trust my judgement anymore and am worried I pick another rubbish one. I'm thinkingof just flipping a coin.

Pyxis

tea_lover wrote: »

I hate having to decide things like that. When I had to sort the virgin media out after FOH left it took me months to even call them.

Too right!

I've been wanting a smart phone for ages. (The ancient Nokia I still use isn't internet-savvy, and I have to text using the old buttons...three letters to a button!)
Trouble is, although I know I want an iPhone, I can't face the hassle of trying to work out which provider, which tariff, which plan, etc. would be best for me.

tea_lover

I'm terrible with phones. I just go in the shop and go with whatever a 16 yr old recommends!