i have a cellphone
i do. i didn’t expect or ask for one — that’s always the best way to get something. my older brother’s heading off to iowa, where his plan doesn’t work. instead of cancelling the plan, the t-mobile lady (not catharine zeta-jones, sadly, but i guess she’s at home nursing) convinced him to give the phone to me.
at the phone store the phone guy, who reminded me a little of our foreign study coordinator, and my brother badgered me into getting the best phone available for $50, instead of the $50 one that’s less reliable but better looking. so my phone is sweet but ugly. hopefully it will grow on me. please feel free to say helpful things like, “don’t worry, the good-looking ones break your heart in the end.”
i have this phone for a year. in the best of all possible worlds, adam will return from iowa, and i’ll head there, and we’ll handoff the plan again. meanwhile, call me. i leave for swarthmore this weekend for my last year. i won’t think about that. instead i’ll play bowling and check my email on my sexy-ugly phone, for which i now need to think of a name.