Who knew?
It's not as easy an operation as syncing an iPhone with a Mac, but there really are only a couple hoops through which to jump. I'm going to try it today. The bigger issue in choosing a new phone is battery life, and Jen's suggestion to do some research on it is well-taken.
I drove all the way into town yesterday morning for yoga, only to find the class had been cancelled. Our yogi posted it on Facebook but I didn't check her page before I left. Since I was in town anyway, I stopped at Tiny Kroger for football snacks – fruit and vegetables for me, a chunk of cheese for my husband – and headed back home.
Our game didn't begin until 7 p.m., so we had plenty of time for a walk, and I was feeling a little antsy and bored with the usual Indian Creek route. We ended up going to Talcott, WV, and walking a little more than four miles along the Greenbrier River there. It was a lovely walk and I was so happy we went someplace new.
Found a few crops under the weeds. |
So I did. We had football snacks for dinner. West Virginia – sadly – got beat in its conference opener, but our defense looked good, and that's saying a lot after last year.
The number on the scale this morning was shocking. Almost as shocking as the one I saw last Christmas morning. Please, please, please, let it stay there until tomorrow. I KNOW numbers shouldn't be so important or hold so much power, but … well, both of you know that sometimes they just are and they just do.
I hope Lynne is ready for her photography assignment. And I hope I'm not jinxing myself by writing about it.
2 comments:
I have an iPhone 4S I love, also not so much as a phone but as a computer. I have straight talk and pay $48 a month for unlimited text, data, and phone. Battery life is an issue when I have lots of things running. Supposedly if I upgrade to ios 7 it will be a real problem with the 4s.
I'm ready whenever you are and even if it isn't tomorrow it is a day very soon!
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