You might as well. We all know this will be the most enduring relationship, right up until the battery flubs kaput and - on principle - you refuse to pay the additional $85 for a new one.
In this way, however, your iPod is your own Silverstein-ian Giving Tree, sacrificing itself to demonstrate that effort (or batteries) is necessary for Love/iPods to continue. You, oh you fool, do not see this. Never will.
When I lost my Shuffle, I felt pretty sad. But then, a couple hours later, I got Mark Shuffalo and felt happy again. Better, even.
ReplyDeleteIf only I could enjoy this resilience in my dealings with people.
I think you can. Your brainpowers are great.
ReplyDeleteAnd SEE? Your guru-zmo is doing its job well. It is a Great Teacher.
At least now we know WHY it had to depart - tough Shuffle love.
Here's a Valentine's quote for you, courtesy of Wild Words from Wild Women:
ReplyDelete"The word 'love' has by no means the same sense for both sexes, and this is one cause of the serious misunderstandings that divide them."
--Simone de Beauvoir
Simone ought to know.
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