Verizon does, indeed, bleed their customers dry on charges, and they harass me like an overzealous stalker when they have something they want to talk to me about (how was your service?, you gonna pay us that bill due 20 minutes ago? etc...). But my excitement over the ability to upgrade to apple after being on the android experience for years was more than my common sense could overpower.
I've re-verizoned. This time with a fancy new iphone, which I love (probably to the point of hitting my data limit way too soon if I don't chill on the not-at-home phone play time).
I've been a mac fan for years, lauding the wonders of an apple over pretty much every other type of computer I owned before my mbp. Yet, for whatever reason, I resisted the switch to the iphone. In all honesty, I know several people who have destroyed their screens and my dropsy ways have me paranoid. But I'm taking a risk and facing my fears. The faster camera shutter speed was the factor that drove my final decision. Yay! More and better dog photos! All the time!
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| Little Lucy, sleeping like a champ after a long day of play and walks. |
Actually, I'm completely misrepresenting with this photo. It is the product of an iphone, but J took it.
His current role of consultant extraordinarre (I sort of made up that title, but it works) leaves me envious of the amount of time he gets to spend with the pups at the house. They, of course, are psyched. If he starts working in weekday bike and beach time, I'm quitting my job to appoint myself his personal assisstant of the professional realm.
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