phone pfaff

phone covers by rabbitdreamI have always found my iphone a bit of a disappointment.

I got lured into getting it when I was working as a manager earning lots of dosh. There was no personal use of phones or internet allowed at work, so it seemed a good idea.

But it was slow. It didn’t seem to work properly, which was confirmed when my partner got one and his did things that mine just refused to.

But I have been loathe to replace it. You get used to things. You find ways around their quirks. And I couldn’t face the cost and hassle of getting a new one.

Until now…

iphonesMy old phone had slowed down to the point where I could make a cup of tea whilst it considered letting me look at the internet.

It spent a-g-e-s chewing over whether it would let me see what friends were up to on Facebook, before deciding no, it wouldn’t.

And it spat me out of Instagram at crucial moments, leaving me spitting with frustration. I could almost hear it’s evil electronic cackle.

It was time to act.

So I have a new phone! But it has been a ridiculously complex process getting it up and running.

Somehow, mine and my partner’s phones have become seemingly inextricably intertwined. Which would be fine, except his phone calls all the shots.

We have both spent hours on the line to technical support, as yet to little avail. I still can’t see my emails, which on the computer come addressed to him. His phone receives all the texts he sends. And his photostream has vanished into thin air – or rather, you can see it on my phone, but not on his.

Anyhoo, rather than throwing both phones against the kitchen wall, which is what I feel like doing with them, I decided that I will coddle my new one in a brand new case.

Here are my favourites so far…

iphone 5 caseiphone 5 case
iphone caseiphone caseiphone caseThe last one is the winner at the moment. But if anyone has seen – or makes – any other lovely ones, please let me know.

My sister said to me, just before I went into hospital to have lad, “take a cute hat. If the baby comes out ugly, it’ll help you bond”. She was right. My gargoyle-baby looked adorable in a cute hat.

I’m hoping that a cute case will help me bond with my new phone. Because we’ve got off on the wrong foot and I need to not feel like I want to grind it into dust.

Got to be worth a try, eh? 🙂

7 thoughts on “phone pfaff

  1. Love your sisters advice!…phone sounds a nightmare. We all need this stuff but I constantly have a voice saying”you could have made a dress in the time it’s taken to do that” good luck…crochet and buttons are my fave x

  2. Jen’s right, the last one is VERY you! Good luck getting the technical palaver sorted out, it sounds infuriating! I don’t tend to get really angry about stuff, but that is the kind of thing that would have me wanting to throw the phone out of the window. Hope the pretty cover, and it actually starting to work properly, both help you to love your new phone! xx

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