New Perils of Technology

What I've Learned So Far...

New Perils of Technology

I received a pretty unique voice mail the other day. According to the caller ID it was from a friend who likes to talk almost as much as I do, so I was not all that surprised to see that her message was more than fifteen minutes long.

As I listened to it, though, I was kind of puzzled. She did not speak, but I could hear faint sounds of shuffling silverware and stacking dishes. I could hear my friend's voice, ghostly and distant, singing in the background. After a few minutes of this I heard keys jangling, a car door slamming, and then a radio playing - with more of that weird, haunting, far-away singing.

I mean "weird" in the best possible way, Leah. Really I do.

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Mike Ball

Author of What I've Learned So Far...
Winner of the 2003 Erma Bombeck Award

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