Fri 5 Sep 2008
We’ve been getting a lot of house things done, much of it financed thanks to all the Target, Home Depot, Nordstrom, Macy’s, etc. giftcards from wedding guests. =) I’ve also spent a lot of time doing one of my favorite pastimes, sitting online chatting with friends. Mr. W even walked in last nite and threatened to clock the exact time I’m spending on the computer so that he could give himself the same time for computer gaming. =P So I quickly ended my IM conversations and left the room, sheepishly realizing I’m kind of a crappy wife between all the online stuff and phone chats with my friends. My mom’s been calling me like 3-4 times a day, too. She’s putting together a small Chinese banquet for those friends/family who were unable to attend our wedding, since I had departed from tradition by not having a Chinese seafood banquet at the actual wedding. We keep getting really positive feedback from wedding guests on the food, though. The coconut-crusted mahi-mahi was an especially big hit.
Speaking of being on the internet and the cell phone, I’m now considering getting an internet-accessible cell phone. My current Nokia is having issues, dropping carrier constantly and telling me that I need to insert my SmartChip. I think it’s just past its prime. Mr. W’s cell phone has been temperamental also, so we’re gonna go to the cell phone store in a little bit to shop around.
Yesterday evening, Mr. W inflated all the bike tires and we biked the mile down to the Lake and hung out at the beach watching the sun set and the stars appear. Bunnies appeared in the grassy areas, too. We were surprised to see a bunch of people still playing sand volleyball, but the courts were pretty well-lit. We decided to bring some wine or mojitos down tonight with a blanket. The weather was very comfortable, the Lake is private, so it still feels like a vacation without the cost. I am really digging our new life together.
digging ur life … as it should be 🙂 !
Awww…how romantic!! Sounds like a lovely evening with the bunnies…
I love my cell phone–internet and texting capable plus mine has a little hard drive and storage card for document files (Microsoft Office). Hope you find one that works for you!!
anny – =)
Flat Coke – still haven’t gone phone shopping yet. We started straightening out finances instead, and now have decided to wait before a phone purchase and plan upgrade. At least for a tiny bit.
I was talking to someone today about cell phone plans.. she was with AT&T and loved it. I have verizon and experience a gazillion dropped calls a month, even with the alleged NETWORK that’s behind me at all times. PLUS I don’t get roll over minutes. I’m thinking of switching to AT&T… or anyone who offers rollover. As far as the phone itself, I’m happy with my Samsung Gleam, but I don’t know if it’ll be compatible with another carrier.
I wish there were a way to know, without buying into a contract first, whether a phone or a service would work in places I frequent.
It’s funny I have Verizon and NEVER have a dropped call but I know other Verizon customers that do. Is it the phone perhaps?
Great. Maybe I should get a Verizon phone, not cancel my AT&T phone, take them both into my courtroom to see which works better, and then cancel the other one. I know AT&T has a grace period after you buy that you can cancel the whole transaction and get your $ back. I hope Verizon does, too.
I know if I choose to get out of my verizon, I can by reinforcing the fact I’m paying for a service and not getting it. The coverage is supposed to be fantastic around here and I constantly get dropped calls… they have a way to tell if your calls are dropped or if you hung up.. they agreed that i had a high number of dropped calls and agreed that i could terminate with no fees…
I am pretty behind when it comes to gagdets but your nokia is definitely outdated. The phone mor outdated is my old phone, which my mom has been using for over an year now.
I heard if you break a contract with a cell ph company it goes against your credit score. Not sure if it’s true tho