Shhh…don’t disturb the Bunnies, they are sleeping! Taken at the pet shop in the Mall. Happy CC!

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Gone are the days when we have to climb up on a tree just to send SMS or make a call in our hometown. When cellular phones are making its way to the market and telecom companies are only starting business for mobile phones, it was really hard for people in the province to get a good signal. It was 10 years ago when people started going crazy over cellular phones even if their location is a dead spot – which means no signal at all. They have to go to a certain place be it in the middle of the rice field, along the highway, at a rooftop of a building or even climb a tree for them to use their cellular phones. In areas where cellular phones’  signal strength is good enough, people are lining up and you can see them raising their phones up in the air to send a message. Funny as it may seem but it’s the only way. Glad that in our house, our cellular phones can pick up even just 1 bar of a signal. But the phone must stay in that place and never be moved or else the signal will be gone. If Ace calls, I’m stuck in one position and stay there until we finished  talking. There are 4 spots in our old home where we usually put mine and Carol’s mobile phones – on top of the fridge (the phone must be facing the front door), at our study table in the living area, on top of our dresser, and in our bed. Other areas are dead spot but if we want a real good signal we climb up the guava tree in the front yard. After a year or two, telecom companies have put up cell sites in our town that people went more crazy about cellular phones that even little kids own one. Read more…