Well, I think we all have had this happen.
We reach for our phones only to find them NOT there.
Maybe you had just left a dine.
Or a department store.
Your heart sunk to the pit of your stomach because you just spent $600+ 2 weeks ago.
Well, the heart reacts to that and here is an illustration of your heartbeat...
ANYONE Disagree????
Pretty funny, William. It really IS a moment of panic when you don't know where your phone is.
Jeff
Patricia Feager, MBA, ...
Flower Mound, TX
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Yep, that last picture of your heart beat when your phone is lost is pretty accurate.
Patricia Feager, MBA, ...
Flower Mound, TX
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
LOL...I know this is very true.
While the golden star is for great contnet blog, you should get one fo r the accuracy of this post.
Patricia Feager, MBA, ...
Flower Mound, TX
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Good morning William. Been there done that. I agree with Vern Eaton gold star time
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Keep that phone in your pocket! Have a great day and a very special weekend.
Thankfully, Bill, I've never lost a cell phone. I've forgotten it at home, but have not lost it.
I can definitely relate to this, William. I've had my heart do this a few times.
Patricia Feager, MBA, ...
Flower Mound, TX
William, cannot tell you how many times I have left the house only to turn around to get my phone.
I left mine at a Dunkin Donuts, it was like my word ended until i got back and it was still there William Feela
Good morning William. Losing anything is really tough. This is funny but true too.
I love and need the find my phone or iPad app with Apple and I just about forgot my phone in the airport bathroom.
William,
We feel that way every so often, so we call each other's phones and follow that ring. We also have find my phone app. A
My wife left her I-pad at a store and caled frantically for womeone to get it and luckily it was still there.
William Feela - My heart looked just like that last photo on more than one occasion. I remember the very first time I had my cell phone stolen. It was shortly after I purchased it and it happened inside a restaurant. I placed my phone next to my plate in case it rang. The waiter was acting very peculiar and kept trying to remove my plate and clean up the table the whole time. It was very suspicious and I should have walked out but I stayed. When it was time to leave, my cell phone was missing and so was the waiter. We kept waiting to get our check and finally when I asked for the check, nobody knew what happened to the waiter. Turns out someone in the back room said he quickly slid out the door and quit. There wasn't anything the police could do or the manager. I never did get it back.
Kathleen Daniels, Prob...
San Jose, CA
That is horrible Patricia Feager - no excuse for that. The restaurant should have replaced it. I never take my phone out when I am dining ... it sits in my purse. I am just not that trusting.
It is called a panic attack William Feela I do have insurance but could you imagine living a day without your phone
William Feela - mine fell out of my purse at a restaurant. I called them from another phone when I got home. They said they couldn't find it. I drove back to the restaurant, luckily no one was sitting in my booth, and I found it wedged between the seat and the wall.
Panic. Frustration. Elation. My blood pressure got a workout that day.
William I did lose my phone while out hiking a few months back and my heart and brain did go a little wonky at first. But then I figured - hey it's not that big a deal. Thankfully a kind soul picked it up and when we called my number he said - I'm at the fire station come on over and get your phone! Turns out I know the guy from years ago - small world.
Yes Bill, i think that we have all felt that moment of panic when the phone is not in our pocket.
Was camping out a few days this past week and had that feeling when I woke up and could not find my glasses, fortunately I found them this time.
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