…resistance is futile. I could withstand it no longer. All the futzing around with different phones was because I really wanted one of these:
I could fight it no longer. I just got back to the office after waiting in line here. I picked up the 16g black sweet heart. Anyone who remembers the fight I had a while ago porting my number from T-Mobile to Sprint (and yes there will be hell to pay at Sprint for breaking my contract early) will be happy to know that while it took over a week then, it was done in no more than 5 minutes this time. Totally amazing.
No real pictures to show of knitting or spinning. Last night I didn’t touch the wheel but played two games of spring training baseball in MLB the show while listening to the Sox beat up on the Royals. I spent a good bit of the ride home yesterday trying to web browse on my tiny little screen on the Katana phone (eBay bound) to get more than a row done. I didn’t fare too much better this morning though I did manage to complete 3 ridges of the solid blue on Ballerina. I’ll be knitting more tonight. Promise. It is SnB night afterall 🙂
Live long and prosper \\//_
edited to add: I had a pretty decent experience waiting on the line. When I jumped on, was given my choice of which one I wanted, they told me it was @2.5 hour wait from there. Turned out to be only 1.5 or so but it went fast and was pretty darn enjoyable. I made friends with the guys ahead of me. It was sunny and hot as we turned the corner. The store folks were passing out these big umbrellas so that we could shade ourselves and well, not pass out on their property. One of the two guys volunteered to hold an umbrella for me. Very nice. The feller in front of him picked up the tab for a couple of bottles of water from the hot dog cart guy and the three of us had an enjoyable wait. Who said New Yorkers aren’t nice?!?
