A call at 7.45 today from Yarra Trams to say they have Phyllis' phone. He's gone into town to collect it. That got him out of bed early. I've told him I am going to drill a hole in his phone and chain it to him.
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Well that is good news!
ReplyDeleteWhen you see so many people wandering around clutching their phones it’s a wonder more don’t get ‘left behind’
ReplyDeleteIf there was a fire in the house and only a few minutes to grab their treasures, most people would grab their phone and laptop, correct? I would also save my most precious family photos, sitting in frames on the book shelf.
ReplyDeleteA happy ending.
ReplyDeleteMy wrist strap has saved me a few times. Glad it turned up
ReplyDeleteGood idea! Chain and padlock.
ReplyDeleteThat has to be one of the most relieving calls one can get---that lost phone is found!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news.
ReplyDeleteWell that's good news. Honest people which is good.
ReplyDeleteHe must be very happy!
ReplyDeleteGood to see he's got the phone back. Phones have become the most important thing in our lives. Almost everything is on it!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many phones a day are left in taxis, on buses, on aeroplanes and elsewhere? Frigging thousands of the bloody things.
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear this.
ReplyDeleteExcellent news
ReplyDeleteAlison in Wales x