It’s like, 1 minute on the phone versus 500 emails.
The phone makes it easy to move things around, affect things, create things, mess with things.
Above was a bit of a low move; I probably shouldn’t have done that.
Look how bad I feel.
It started before a meeting, using my phone as a mirror (always; that’s one less thing to carry around).
You use your teeth on winter clothes a lot, eh.
Who am I kidding today, my hair is better up.
These front-facing camera photos, I don’t remember them being so grainy, when I got my phone a year ago.
Here’s the forward-facing camera, way crisper.
When you buy cameras in mass quantities (like a phone manufacturer would), I wonder if “lifespan” is an option. For example, 1,000 photos VS 5,000 photos, before picture quality degradation begins. The former would be used in a budget, no-name phone. Like that.
… I’m getting more done than you.
Sometimes I answer the phone like this.
I spend a good chunk of everyday on the phone.
Yes, I’m “that girl” walking around wearing a bluetooth headset, talking.
Laugh it up, I’ll laugh later at your ear tumour, and meanwhile get 50% more accomplished with my TWO free hands.
Cause I wear a fanny pack remember.
Just for 5 minutes.
