Please don't text me. I am not very good at responding, and chances are my answer will be full of mistakes, and probably iI will mistakenly delete it twice bfore i send it. the levle of frustration involved is so high, it's jost not worht it to me, execially when the reward isso little. Talkig on the phone is alraedy a step wy FROM AN IN=PERSON MEETING. THEN THERE'S EMAIL WHICH AT LEAST YOU CAN EDIT, BUT TEXTING IS JUST SO SILLY.
PLEASE DON'T TEXT ME. Ooops, didn;t mean to yell!
My son has been texting me lately. he is 23 and I guess that's what they do these days. I want to be "with it" and so I read the messages and rtry to respond . alas, the best I can come up with is XXX because trying to say Ilove you or even I luiv u is so time-s0ncinsuming. I wish he wiuld call.
If you have a smart phone you can probably download free voice-to-text software that will convert what you say to text that you can cut and paste into a text message. They have gotten pretty darn good. There is a learning curve... less so yours than its. It gets smarter as it learns how you speak.
ReplyDeleteSounds good, Keith, but I only have a dumb phone!
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