You might be a little tired and bleary-eyed if you forgot to account for Daylight Saving Time, the loss of a full hour of sleep as the clocks sprang forward overnight (Geek Strikes Again As Daylight Returns). So here is a light post — good grief, no pun intended, really! — with some humour for your Sunday reading.
Number 1
Autocorrect: there when you don’t need it, but not when you do!
I wrote this text to notify my daughter, living on her own at a different address, about a letter or bill that had arrived for her from her cell phone provider in my mailbox.
Photo: iPhone 4* screen shot.
Number 2
I’m dark blue. This discussion was precipitated (yikes, another unintended pun) by a long stretch of early winter’s dark, dismal, cloudy days. When the sun came out fleetingly one morning, we feigned ignorance as to its identity. You forget what a sun looks like after such a long time, you know?
From: When Sunshine is Scarce, Creative People Create
Related: When Snow Gets You Down, Write Songs
Photo credit: iphonefaketext.com (The conversation is not fake, but it was too long for a screen shot, so I had to recreate it.)
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* You may be pleased to know that the iPhone 4 (not 4s) that I’d had since June 2012 has finally been replaced on March 7 by a new phone. I am now also on the Android system.
I haven’t used any kind of autocorrect even once.
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Funny!
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A Fido thong, that really made me laugh.
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It was pretty scary when I saw that it had sent with that typo. Lol!
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I would have been mortified if it was me.
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Thankfully it was my (grown) daughter, and it made for some good humour.
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That’s good to know.
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