grannys gone and done it

[Akrnaf2]

Thanks I didn't want to use Google translate

wasnt for you It was for me !   I didnt know either.

Where were you in English classes? I can imagine. ......

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Morning Lover boy. whats for breakfast ?

 

[Akrnaf2]

 

Yes!  Although, I am still amazed that you can basically have the world in your pocket. Just like being able to chat with you om the other side of the world!  It helped that my boys did not get phones until they were older (high school) and so are not as addicted as most of their friends.  It has replaced television for them, but otherwise is more of a tool than a lifestyle.

I never said that it is not an EXCELENT working tool! But we shel all remember that what it is no more no less! When it becomes the thing that identifies you you are in a big problem!

I want to make a littel qweez tgat I made in Sall's thread

1. How many phone number you remmber in comparison to the non smartphone times? (Era,are,eera,aera.... don't know how to spell it)

2. How often you use a navigator to reach from a to b?

3. Do you feel lost or stressed when you can use your smartphone?

answers   but then I was socialized in the old fashioned way 

1)  about 2'3 as many  but then many friends now have 2 numbers

2) never   actually have it blocked on my phone  and texting as well

3) nope    maybe relaxed   LOL

You got an A by me!
I am glad that Steve Jobs didn't make a good work on you!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Where were you in English classes? I can imagine. ......

I was skipping school and talking with nature.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Which word?

anachronistic

Ana- non
CHRONISTIC- chronos-TIME
In Greek, the word Chronic disease cMe from the same root whic means prolonged diseases

 

[Granny Hatchet]

truth be told , bet I am not the only one that didnt know that word.

something or someone that is not in its correct historical or chronological time, especially a thing or person that belongs to an earlier time: The sword is an anachronism in modern warfare. 2.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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answers but then I was socialized in the old fashioned way

1) about 2'3 as many but then many friends now have 2 numbers

2) never actually have it blocked on my phone and texting as well

3) nope maybe relaxed LOL
You got an A by me!
I am glad that Steve Jobs didn't make a good work on you!

Nope I refused to have a tv in the living room, That room is for visiting.

If you come to visit me and all you can do is be on your phone I just leave you a lone and go about my normal day.

All phones and Television are turned off at the dinner table it you can't do that then go eat somewhere else. This applies to friends and extended family

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Ana- non
CHRONISTIC- TIME
In Greek, the word Chronic disease cMe from the same root whic means prolonged diseases

I knew ana I should have known chronic /time

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

morning all and sweet lips

nothing for breakfast tummy isn't awake enough in the morning to eat

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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Era is correct.

1. About the same. I relied on an address book before and still do, except for family #s that I use frequently.
2. Don't have a navigator. Google maps adds to my paper maps, but I pick the route and know where to turn without artificial help.
3. No. (and I'm sure you meant when you cannot use it)

The biggest use of my cell phone is text communications for coordinating carpool rides for school (with 5 other families) and with my hubs when he is out of town. It does bring me peace of mind that my teen driver has a phone with him, just in case.