The invention of the cell phone has changed our lives.
       Apparently, we must be talking to someone at all
       times and in all places. True, they are very handy
       to have with you for an important call or during an
       emergency, but I'm beginning to think we might as
       well use Velcro to attach it our hand. Young people,
       especially, carry their cell phones like men hang
       onto the television remote control. It rarely gets
       put down. Each owner seems to be making a phone call
       or waiting on a phone call every second. You hear people
       talking on them while they walk, in grocery stores,
       restaurants, airports, hospitals, and even in public
       bathrooms. Unfortunately, there seems to be a popular
       use of them by drivers of cars. Wonder how past
       generations survived without a cell phone in their
       hand, in their purse, or in their backpacks?
       KK

© 04-01-2005