06.20.12
joe and his new iphone are a cavalier and his horse: they gallop through battle as one and then find the best pizza nearby, or something. i, on the other hand, have downloaded but a single app and have managed to coat my device with a thin film of absinthe-scented beeswax (one must wash one's hands after applying lip balm and prior to setting one's alarm clock, it seems). that said, i will grudgingly admit that it's now super-easy to take photos of garbage (and i dearly love taking photos of garbage). i will give you that and only that, robot overlords.
i'm also a fan of shooting garbage.
ReplyDeletelove,
me
it is a slow transition, but i've been helped along with twitter, maps (although d finally insisted that we throw out our thomas guide, which was slightly traumatic - what will we do in the apocalypse?) and the ability to photograph or videotape on a whim. oh, and pandora, but you have already had to hear about that.
ReplyDeleteit is a finicky friend, though. i spilled water on it last night and lost some sound for a few hours. when you consider that my old cell phone had been dropped in the sink, thrown off a moving treadmill, split apart on the cement multiple times and never required a cover, well, the iphone is a serious sissy.
You take great garbage photos.
ReplyDeletethanks! i work out.
ReplyDeletethis is what i hear re: durability, too; i had planned on hemming and hawing over a case via internet research, but the gal at the store (and a friend who'd broken her iphone's screen in seventy-five different places) convinced me that it would be best to apply one to ye phone AS SOON AS WAS HUMANLY POSSIBLE. it is also possible that i wanted an excuse to purchase the garish leopard-print model, who can say.
ReplyDeletewell, she does have the perfect tool for it.
ReplyDeletei miss paper maps SO MUCH.
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