Life’s Little Lesson #5, I think

A wallet, no matter how stylish, cannot be used as an electronic reader.

I tried in vain last night to turn on my Kindle so I could read a bit before going to sleep. I couldn’t find the “on” switch and finally gave up. 

This morning I realized that instead of grabbing my Kindle from my bag as is my habit I’d fetched my large wallet instead.

Did I mention that I was extremely tired when this occurred, and probably suffering from a mild case of heat exhaustion? I’m certain it wasn’t the single glass of wine I enjoyed with dinner.

I’d like to produce evidence that I am not suffering from insanity, if it pleases the court.

 

Exhibit A : not my wallet, yet similar.

 
Exhibit B: not my Kindle case, but similar.

Verdict?

  

 Peace, people!  

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Author: nananoyz

I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

4 thoughts on “Life’s Little Lesson #5, I think”

  1. your senility poster is funny, but relax: our various gadgets can be confusing. Lately I tried to turn on the TV with my car key, and found my glassed in the fridge after a complete house search. Not senility, just crazy schedules, heatwave and distraction 🙂

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