Comments on: AABlog is now mobile enabled http://annieandersonblog.com/aablog-is-now-mobile-enabled/ A little coffee with your cream Fri, 25 Jun 2010 10:18:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Annie Anderson http://annieandersonblog.com/aablog-is-now-mobile-enabled/comment-page-1/#comment-6260 Annie Anderson Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:20:49 +0000 http://annieandersonblog.com/?p=1050#comment-6260 LOL! I remember those days! <br><br>But now, I'm a bit of a geek so I like gadgets and stuff. ;-) hehe LOL! I remember those days!

But now, I'm a bit of a geek so I like gadgets and stuff. ;-) hehe

]]> By: El Baugher http://annieandersonblog.com/aablog-is-now-mobile-enabled/comment-page-1/#comment-6254 El Baugher Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:37:15 +0000 http://annieandersonblog.com/?p=1050#comment-6254 He He He<br>I remember when VCRs were new. I remember a time (1986?) when I would walk to the local "Country Fair" convenient store to RENT a VCR and some tapes with my mom :) I remember maybe 4 short years later when we came to own our own and they were becoming more and more mainstream. <br><br>I giggled joyously as my grandmother preformed the sacred ritual of the setting of the blinking 12:00 on the front VCR panel. She was annoyed at the new fangled movie contraption that she couldn't quite grasp or see the need for.<br><br>When I think of the mobile devices of which you speak, I suddenly become my grandmother. I have a cell phone. I went to a friend's house for the day one day and one of my kids was ill at school and they couldn't find me. The next day, I got a pre-paid, rechargeable/disposable phone. I charged it with $20 worth of minutes and never charged it again until 1 year later. LOL Now I carry it. I charge it so little that the wireless company encourages me to load it by sending me free minutes...<br><br>I'm really not sure what my point is besides to say I feel like a dinosaur now. LOL<br>xoxo~ He He He
I remember when VCRs were new. I remember a time (1986?) when I would walk to the local “Country Fair” convenient store to RENT a VCR and some tapes with my mom :) I remember maybe 4 short years later when we came to own our own and they were becoming more and more mainstream.

I giggled joyously as my grandmother preformed the sacred ritual of the setting of the blinking 12:00 on the front VCR panel. She was annoyed at the new fangled movie contraption that she couldn't quite grasp or see the need for.

When I think of the mobile devices of which you speak, I suddenly become my grandmother. I have a cell phone. I went to a friend's house for the day one day and one of my kids was ill at school and they couldn't find me. The next day, I got a pre-paid, rechargeable/disposable phone. I charged it with $20 worth of minutes and never charged it again until 1 year later. LOL Now I carry it. I charge it so little that the wireless company encourages me to load it by sending me free minutes…

I'm really not sure what my point is besides to say I feel like a dinosaur now. LOL
xoxo~

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