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My precious

Yesterday in the middle of the snow, I finally decided it was time to do something about my sub-par cell phone. I have had a love hate relationship for quite some time now and have been enamoured to say the least with the nice shiny iPhone.

I am loving it - other than the fact I had to change my phone number (long story) and email address (another long story). I can't believe how much I can do on it!

  • Know where I am supposed to be when I am supposed to be somewhere
  • Watch movies/videos in the car
  • I can play music (only 8 GB, but I will live), since the other iPod is still MIA
  • I can get my email at work now, since I can't get to Hotmail through the Cargill infrastructure
  • Will cut down on domestic disputes because we will actually know where we are going since we can check a map
  • Get YouTube
  • BLOG
  • Find out if I should take 394 or 169
  • Take pictures
  • Know what the weather is like in Madrid - why Madrid? I don't know, but somehow I tried to set up Minneapolis and ended up with Madrid. Think I would rather be in Madrid right now - its 43 and fair vs. 21, but it really feels like 7.

My new email is: schmidt672@gmail.com and the new phone number is 612.850.3830.

Comments

DeAnn said…
you are much more technilogically (is that how you spell it?!) advanced than me! I got this new computer with Windows Vista and am still trying to figure it out. Your iphone sounds cool though, bet you've been playing with it all weekend!
7:20 PM
carey said…
yeah. i have a bunch of techy stuff on my phone that will go totally unused. i might as well have kept the brick...
8:29 AM
Kim said…
Jeff is soo jealous. We cannot use the fabulous Iphone out here in Rapidtucky because AT&T does not support cell service out here. Luky woman.
11:40 AM
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