Not only has the cell phone made life safer working alone and the wifey being out alone but its convience has been welcomed world wide. Raising kids has become a little easiar because of it too.
Just a thought to pass along that someone on here should have information on you .
Tim
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thats great but I'd happily trade for the days before cell phones, and puters too
time moves on
Tim
Where I live, coverage is spotty and I am often working where there's nothing but crackle. I've used it as an excuse to go cell-free. I do own one, have a $30 plan, but only take it when traveling in America. Before I moved here, I had a 2000-minute plan and fortunately never crashed my truck while talking about the trim around someone's window while trying to merge three lanes over in between a bunch of semi trucks. Now, if you want to talk to me, call in the morning before about 8:30. You can leave a message any other time, I'll call you back around 5. Business is still getting done just fine. I know, I know, I used to swear I couldn't get by without it.