A few lessons that I
finally comprehend: Always charge my cellphone and carry it with me at all
times. Everyone tells me to do this but I dislike cell phones, I usually can’t
find mine, it is never charged, and don’t ask me for my cell number because I
don’t know it.
These lessons were
learned the other night when I was babysitting for two of my grandsons. After
sitting in my son’s house, I was waiting form my grandsons to wake up from
their naps. Afterwards, I was going to order pizza to be delivered for supper.
Everything went as planned until I needed to use the phone and call in the
order.
Me – “Hey, where is the
telephone. Do your parents have a telephone here?”
My 4-years-old grandson
– “It’s upstairs in Mommy and Daddy’s bedroom.”
I ran upstairs and
looked around my son’s bedroom and there was no phone.
Me – “There isn’t any
phone upstairs.”
My 4-years- old
grandson – “My Mommy has one. My Daddy has one. It’s with them.”
I realized that they
have cell phones with them and no land line in the house. I have no cell phone
with me and I left my iPad at home too. How was I going to be able to order a
pizza?
I packed up the boys
and took them to my house, where I ran inside and found my cell phone and took
it and the iPad with me back to their house.
The problem was solved.
The pizza was ordered. Dinner was tasty and I learned that not everyone has
land lines; I need to charge my cell phone, carry it with me, and learn my cell
number. Now I just have to remember to all the above.
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