Then it got sicker. 103 f, rectally - that's pretty high!
Then it died. Sniff.
As with any trusted friend, it's disposal was handled with respect and dignity.
R.I.P. my loyal servant, you lived a hard, but fruitful life. I will miss you. That is until I can get down to Best Buy and purchase a new Nano.
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My kid gave this to me after he bought an early "Touch". He put a few hard years on it before I obtained it, it's time with me was relatively easy. Still, six years is a pretty long life. I am surprised how much I miss it. I have a few gift cards from Christmas to squander so it's off to Best Buy I go.
Thanks for reading,
Schmoe
My boom box is from 1987, but neither tape deck works anymore.
ReplyDeleteLMAO!!! and funny - my verification word is "nesting".
ReplyDeleteBulrush - That's funny. I have three boom boxes in the garage, all from the late '90s They all belonged to my kids, but are no longer needed as the I-Pod thing has taken over. They don't even have CD's all their music is MP3 files or files from I-tunes. What will their kids listen to?
ReplyDeleteThanks Bulrush and Hydrant Girl for the comments