I still don’t have a cell phone and I realize some day I will wish I did. For now a phone call is the last thing I want when I leave the house. But I’m beginning to think a cell phone might be easier to ignore than the land line I sit next to. I started to yell at “Pamela from the Notification Center” but quickly realized it was a recorded voice telling me I had won some damn thing and I had to call back to claim my prize. A lot of good the “Do Not Call” registry does. Last week I got a call from someone at the National Riffle Association. They must really be desperate.
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The reality of mobile phones is that they liberated us as self employed people from waiting at home for calls. Then texting virtually eliminated calls made to make plans (and many other unnecessary calls). And the cameras are very good now, eliminating another device. I seldom use mine as a phone. But they have a curse. They give people another excuse not to socialize.