It has made me realize how much I used my phone. I can't send Jim a text message while he is teaching. I can't quickly check my email while I am waiting for a child or if I do not want to take time to get on the computer. My phone was my contact list so there are numbers I will have to get from people once I get a new phone.
Part of my dilemma with all of this is when I do get a new phone how I will carry it.
- When I first had a small phone (I'm not counting the huge bag phone I had when they first came out) I kept it on a lanyard. Every time I would lean over to talk to a child the phone would swing out and whack them unless I grabbed it. I also did not really want to wear a lanyard at home.
- Then I would keep the phone in my purse. I couldn't always hear the phone and because I had no special pocket for it I was constantly having to dig for it.
- For a while I would keep it in my pocket. A few times the phone would hit the pavement when I was trying to get it out and this newer phone was pretty big for a pocket. Women's clothing does not always have pockets and there were several times I did not hear the phone ring or feel it vibrate if my clothes were looser.
- I had started wearing it on my waist but it was just a clip on holder and this was the second time it had fallen off.
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Well, whatever you do, you should be able to keep your number. I lost a phone once and was able to keep mine.
I've always been frustrated by the fact that men's clothing is much more consistent WRT pockets and waistbands, so it's much easier for men to select a consistent phone carrying solution.
Good luck. Sorry you lost your phone. I hope you can find an affordable replacement.
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