Photo Fiasco

Posted on December 27, 2017 by Eva Blaskovic

Here is what happens when you share a number of photos on your smart phone and they fail to send.

Or they seem to fail to send. Which is why you try again. A few times.

At first nothing happened, but later–and for the next several hours–I began receiving these texts from my four kids.

Photo Fiasco 3

Screenshots my own.
Smart phone vector from Dreamstime.com.

About Eva Blaskovic

I am a multi-genre author of literary fiction, fantasy, and paranormal, and writer of non-fiction articles on parenting, writing, education, health, and travel. My background encompasses both the sciences and the arts. I teach at a specialized clinic for learning disorders and mentor young authors. In addition to writing and teaching, my passions are weather, Indian food, gardening, and music. I have played eight musical instruments and spent many years immersed in taekwondo and karate. In my youth, I was an avid canoeist. I was born in Prague, Czech Republic, grew up in the Great Lakes region of Ontario, Canada, and moved to Alberta in 1988, where I raised four children.
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4 Responses to Photo Fiasco

  1. danawayne423 says:
    December 27, 2017 at 2:58 pm

    lol…been there…done that. More than once! I guess you can say I am somewhat technically challenged at times.

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    • Eva Blaskovic says:
      December 27, 2017 at 3:08 pm

      😀
      I don’t consider myself technically challenged, but did it anyway! On a laptop when I hit print, say, I can go into the printing program and delete the queue. Nothing visible with photo sending from a phone (that I’ve discovered).

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  2. Anony Mole says:
    December 28, 2017 at 2:38 pm

    That’s what I call social MASS media.

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