Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

In the old days, not being able to be contacted anytime anyplace anywhere had it's advantages.

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

It did ! But, the excitement when that phone rang ... Now - I'm not so keen ......

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

That is still possible matey, if you inadvertently leave your 'mobile' at home whilst out and about.

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

Do you mean - dont look as you place it under a cushion .....

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

Not at all Patsy darlin' - it has its own little cradle on the shelf beside my chair and on many occasions I've gone out and left it sitting in its cradle.

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

Best place for it ...... Unless theres an emergency

Re: "I'm in the bread aisle dear."

I have yet to become familiar with the mobile phone.
As some of you will have read, I tidied a little and have been unable to find the charger for OH's mobile.

Rushed out and bought another this afternoon because my friends insist that I should carry a mobile at all times ... just in case of emergencies.

I guess it makes sense although I've been OK thus far ~ people do manage without them