this should not be unusual.
A few weeks ago I did the strangest thing.
My phone’s battery died.
We were out of town.
I had accidentally left the phone’s charger beside the sofa at home.
I watched the red light on my phone come on. Watched the warning words pop on the screen that predicted the battery’s soon-to-be demise.
None of that sounds strange yet, right?
No. Of course not.
Here is what is strange.
I let the phone stay dead.
Like, I did not care.
See you later cell phone.
Toss it off the cliff or something.
Who actually cares?
And so,
it was the best day.
The most freeing night.
I read a novel instead.
Talked to people around a campfire.
And I wrote down words.
There is no pictorial evidence of this occurrence.
But, I promise you, this is a true story.
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2 Comments
Lana
SO freeing! I ditched Facebook and NPR last week. I feel so much better and less agitated. We don’t have a house phone though so I do keep that old phone charged up all the time.
Sara
Good for you!