Hello,
That podcast was interesting, short and sweet. I actually liked the music behind it. I can agree with many of the things Paul’s friends had said. My cellphone is my companion, it keeps me company by having people have contact with me. I can depend on it, for my alarm clock every morning or for a nap. It holds memories, text messages, voicemails and phone numbers. It even gives me the visual aspect, when people for me they come into contact by having their picture come up to say who is calling. It can give me space when I need, just by shutting it off or turning it to silent all. My cellphone comes with me everywhere, following me to school, shopping and comes as a partner to visit people. Sometimes my cellphone can interrupt a visit, which makes me feel bad and guilty. However, I can change this by having it sit in the car or at home and wait. It is also my personal alarm system, because 911 is just a phone call away and knowing that enables me to live a free life, by going for late night runs or be a hero in case of an emergencies. Sometimes, my cellphone has to get a makeover so that is when it gets an upgrade which is about every 2 years. When that happens it is like getting to know a new friend, different set up, different buttons. However, all it takes is some time and then we are like old friends. I am going to Florida and I think that even though this trip is to get away, I think that I will even pack it with me, so it can enjoy the vacation too.
