April buzz
Well, I have finally drunk the Kool Aid and purchased an Ipad. Count me in as one of the cool kids! The plan was to become a master of the Ipad before I went to the High Point Furniture Market this past week but that wasn’t exactly easy. I did learn how to take pictures and post to Facebook, where I had success SOMETIMES. Honestly, there isn’t enough room in my brain to remember all these passwords, so I’m constantly resetting them and forgetting them…it would be hilarious if it wasn’t so frustrating!
So in the beginning I loved how thin and light the Ipad seemed but by the end of the day it felt like a brick in my bag. Sig, our beloved purchaser, told me it was heavy because I took so many pictures it was adding weight, and for a few seconds he had me believing it! I love taking pictures and sending e-mails on the Ipad because I never figured it out on my phone. I’m also horrible at texting. My texts resemble mostly just gobbledygook. My kids will attest to my texts, some were hysterical; others looked like I had created a downright new language. Needless to say, I gave up texting.
Now with my Ipad I have a nice BIG keyboard. LOVE IT! It’s coming in very handy for wedding planning as I can snap pictures of dresses and send them to my daughter on the spot. Of course last week I was in the mall and got frustrated why the emails weren’t going through and finally I realized I didn’t have Wi-Fi turned on, so when she finally got the pictures…let’s just say they were sent multiple times (much like that person who keeps pushing the elevator button, it doesn’t help but doesn’t change the outcome either).
I told my husband to get me the 4G and he said he would if I could tell him what that meant; I couldn’t. I also didn’t know that you have to activate the service or learn how to log on to different networks. He gave me this thing called a hotspot which allows me access Wi-Fi; problem is I have to keep charging it. I now have to plug in my phone, Ipad and hot spot to stay connected and fully charged. Thankfully I didn’t need the Wi-Fi for reading a book because I just finished Fifty Shades of Gray and would not have been happy if I had to wait for my hotspot to recharge!!!
Oh technology, sometimes I long for days of newspapers, books and good old-fashioned telephone calls, don’t you?
Buzz.