My favorite piece of tecnology

I think saying this is very obvious, because, exist out there a young person who can live without his phone? Well, I really love mine, I used literally all the time to listen to music, to see photos, to read, even to do my homework, it is very useful for me because I don’t like to bring my computer all the time, it is so heavy and my back hurts, so I always use my phone and try to take advantage of all its functions. The one that I have now my mom gave it to me for my birthday the last year, and its worked fine, but I have been dropped it many times, and I think it has been damaged.
I like to said that I really love my phone, but I always question myself the fact that using it a lot, for example when I'm with my family I try not to use it much, because I like to share with them without interruptions and I don’t like that they feel ignored, so I always keep it in my pocket in that moments.

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  1. rodrigo riveros10 de noviembre de 2017 a las 12:30

    Hi Martina, i desagree with you, i hate my cellphone, your cellphone, and all the cellphone! Most of people do anything else that look at their cellphones, and i know you, i always try to talk to you but you never answer me because you are focus in Whatsapp or Facebook. See you.

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