
shiny little gadgets
their opinions conflictive
wannabe ways afflictive
intrusive convictions
falsified depictions
and wicked maledictions
their souls grasped by predictions
a selfie’s forever addiction
What do you see # 122 – February 21, 2022

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Image by Dsndrn-Videolar from Pixabay (Lunapic generated)
I’ve been putting off getting a smart phone… but I may not have a choice as the carriers are upgrading and my reliable ol’ flipper is going to be outdated!!!
I’ll still only turn it on when I want it on!! I see people all the time who can’t pay attention to where they are walking because they are talking or looking at a smart phone screen. Ugh!!
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Hubby and I have our own smartphones, mainly for safety. I just recently purchased a new one because the battery died in my 7 year old phone and I wanted an upgrade to 5G. I rarely use it but found it comes in very handy if the internet goes down and also when we travel. Yep, those that are addicted live in their own world.
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This is the story of half the population of the worlds Eugenia. Especially the young people. Thanks for joining in
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My pleasure, Sadje!
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Such a marvelous response to the prompt, Eugi. A warning to everyone. A carefully crafted poem. 💞💚💞
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Thank you so much, Lamittan! 🤩
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You’re most welcome, Eugi my friend. 💖
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I fear your warning is already too late! Great poem, Eugenia 🙂
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Thank you, Chris! Yep, tis too late, indeed!
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Eerie with cleverly chosen rhythm
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Thank you, Jude!
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Love this, well done.
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Thank you, Mason!
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True from start to finish…
❤
David
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Thank you, David! ❤️
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A very insightful response to the prompt!
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Thank you, Liz!
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You’re welcome, Eugi!
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Nice poem 👍🏻😊
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The age of smart technology is quite addictive. I don’t consider us to be selfie addicted, we do try to take more pictures of us together when we remember to capture a memory. This is something I’m glad we can do whereas years ago, it required more work to achieve those together shots. Great poem!
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Thank you, Cathy! 😊
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My cell phone is the only phone I have, no landline. I have never taken a selfie. Never even thought about it. I just call or text.
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We don’t have a landline either. We both have our own cellphone, mainly for safety purposes. I take selfies and use them for my profile pics.
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Truly excellent.
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Thank you, Rory!
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I love the beautiful rhymes, Eugi. You have summed up cell phone addiction quite well! ❤
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Thank you, Cheryl! 😊
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