How Do You Feel When

[wendilla]

How do you feel when you go out and leave your mobile phone at home.? I feel as if my hands have been cut off. Can't concentrate in case I need it when in car. When I go out I stand at the door saying to myself doors locked keys and mobile.

[pusskin]

I feel just the same as you wendilla. i feel lost without mine and cant wait to get home, even though i dont get many calls or texts!

[JeniPeni]

I do feel a bit lost without my phone when I forget it; but then when I get home again I'm really disappointed when no-one has called or texted me and I haven't missed anything!!

[DJHawkes]

i did forget mine a week or so ago and that's when i realised that i had not filled in my diary name and address pages nor were the emergency contact numbers in my staff file up to date. the only number i knew off by heart was my OH and he didn't have my son's number in his phone and only my daughters old number and so i ended up pretty out of touch! i've put that right now and put the numbers in my diary.

[cupid04]

I refuse to have one. Does that make me weird?

[B00]

Couldn't care less.

In fact 9 times out of 10 it's at the bottom of my bag flat as a pancake anyway.

[daffy654]

It doesn't bother me really. I am usually with someone else when I'm out so if I have desperate need of a phone I can ask to use theirs.

[wendilla]

Yes Dot I always make a point of writing down important numbers in a small notebook in my hand bag. But have them all listed in another diary.

[Frank97]

I sometimes put mine in a pocket, sometimes not, doesn't bother me either way. The way I see it, is if it's something important that I'm being called about, they'll call back anyway.

[wendilla]

Yes Boo mine lands at the bottom of my bag have to scramble for it through the junk and by the time I have stopped the car to find it it has rung off.

[society]

I don't have a mobile, have no use for one and don't think I'll ever get one.

[vulcan42]

Bet you wouldn't have been so keen if they'd stayed like this :o)
http://media.e2save.com/images/community/2013/01/martin-cooper-inventor-of-worlds-first-mobile-phone.jpg

You might find this interesting.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/technology/adrianhon/100006561/how-mobile-phones-are-turning-into-phantom-limbs/

[ummmm]

When I'm out with other people I don't bother with it (unless I have to check on the kids)

On my own I NEED to have it. I got lost once without my phone or my purse....Horrible experience.

[wendilla]

very interesting reading Vulcan.

[pusskin]

Mr Puss reminded me yesterday that my mobile was out in the back garden and brought it in for me.
Shouldnt have worried , no blighter rings or texts much lately.
Am i boverred? Nah.

[wendilla]

After ringing my house phone and getting no reply my daughter then rings my mobile and if she don't get a reply back from me within half hour she would be out to see if I was ok .So we have a system . I tell her if I am going asda or morrisons as the signal there is not good. Si I have to carry mine all the time .

[wendilla]

Luckily she only live 4 miles away.

[mccfluff]

i panic if i haven't got it with me.

[boxtops]

I frequently deliberately don't take a phone with me - I don't need to be contactable 24-7.

[McMouse]

My mobile is on a pay as you go deal. I put £10 on it some time last year and although I usually have it with me, can't recall when it was last used.

[Arksided]

I often leave it at home on purpose as it simply means I'm busy... unavailable.