texting makes the world go round
Mike and I are happily behind when it comes to the new all-the-rage gadgets. We do not own a TV, much less an ipod or an iphone. The phones we do have are lame models with limited plans. The fact that Mike's can take pictures is purely accidental. Mine is so basic I'm lucky it has keys. With no cover there is always a danger something will ring up by accident. Just the other day I heard a little voice I thought I recognized coming from my purse. “Hello? Hello?” I dug around for the phone to discover that it had called my friend Angela all on its own. Apparently when it crank calls, it starts with the beginning of the alphabet.
“I've been thinking about you,” she says when I get on the line. “What do you need right now?” This is a far cry from most of what I hear – questions into my well-being that are really about the speaker, prying questions I don't want to answer, or promises to “be there for me any time” -- right after they get back from some extended vacation. It is from a woman versed in crisis herself. Late this spring, Angela's house burned down. With her dog in it. It's been a hell of a year for both of us.
Anyway, Mike and I just don't use our phones that much or for very much. So when Mike's phone rings two and three times in a night, we know something is up. Usually it's Lakota man. Mike started getting the texts from the Lakota medicine man from L.A. a few months ago. A wrong number he kindly wrote back to and informed of same. But Lakota man has yet to figure out the details of the similarity in the numbers and the messages keep coming. Mike ends up with all kinds of interesting information.
We saw awesome UFO @ drum practice Fri. We were practicing Yuwipi songs and saw these 2 amazing see-thru silent UFOs. Nice!
Mike writes back and tells him, he's got the wrong person again.
Youch! LOL! I apologize.
But a couple days later he gets another.
Come to this peyote ceremony with me tonight.
Mike writes back: I'd like to, but you've dialed the wrong # again.
And gets: Maybe it's no mistake. LOL. Call me and let's see if it's fate. Maybe Creator is trying to tell us something.
I hear Creator has the new iphone 4.
“I've been thinking about you,” she says when I get on the line. “What do you need right now?” This is a far cry from most of what I hear – questions into my well-being that are really about the speaker, prying questions I don't want to answer, or promises to “be there for me any time” -- right after they get back from some extended vacation. It is from a woman versed in crisis herself. Late this spring, Angela's house burned down. With her dog in it. It's been a hell of a year for both of us.
Anyway, Mike and I just don't use our phones that much or for very much. So when Mike's phone rings two and three times in a night, we know something is up. Usually it's Lakota man. Mike started getting the texts from the Lakota medicine man from L.A. a few months ago. A wrong number he kindly wrote back to and informed of same. But Lakota man has yet to figure out the details of the similarity in the numbers and the messages keep coming. Mike ends up with all kinds of interesting information.
We saw awesome UFO @ drum practice Fri. We were practicing Yuwipi songs and saw these 2 amazing see-thru silent UFOs. Nice!
Mike writes back and tells him, he's got the wrong person again.
Youch! LOL! I apologize.
But a couple days later he gets another.
Come to this peyote ceremony with me tonight.
Mike writes back: I'd like to, but you've dialed the wrong # again.
And gets: Maybe it's no mistake. LOL. Call me and let's see if it's fate. Maybe Creator is trying to tell us something.
I hear Creator has the new iphone 4.
3 comments:
This is a hoot and a half. I love this.
Think people will be able to tell from my phrasing that we aren't always much alike, sis?
*You're* a hoot and a half. Thanks for reading. And for the record I thought your other comment on the last post of quite clear too. Love ya.
Kitty, I'm arriving late to the news of your Mom's passing, and want to offer my sympathies to you and your family. My blogging life slowed down since my own mother's death 2 years ago, but I've periodically checked in with Bobbie's blog... I had such a great affection for her, and will miss her. She gave a great deal and I am so glad I managed to 'meet' her when I did. Blessings to all of you, Imelda, Ireland
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