I remember my first cellphone in 1989. I had a very hard time convincing the provider that I wanted it for personal use only. They insisted I had to use it for business. My, how times have changed. Fast forward to today. I live in a anti "rule the air" location where cellphones do not work. The local township had erected a shiny new tower last fall complete with a blinking light. I have gazed at this new tower every day like a kid before Christmas hoping that it would soon have an antenna installed. I haven't felt this way since a new tv station came on the air and watching the test pattern for days. Anyway, still no antenna, and when someone finally gets it up and running, I may just buy one of those fancy smarty phones. Until we arrive into the 21st century, I'll have to be content to get in my car and drive a few miles up the road to get signal and view my text messages from some young girl who obviously doesn't realize that the number which she is dialing no longer belong to her highschool flame.
If she'd only send a picture once in a while.
Larry