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 hey shilpa!!!

atleast now i cant live with it...........:)

hmm...

true...  as of now it is very important in our lives... 

We just cant get out of the house without this thing with us...

Now a days mobile phones are very important, bcs it is helpfull to connect with people as u all know and we can take vedios and share our good moments. We can use it to shoot what and all are happening around...and share it..

I don't think it is as important as it is made out to be. The advertising agencies and media have created such a hype about it that people feel lost without it. There are thousands of educated top level people who don't use a mobile [ Actor/director/ producer RAJAT KAPOOR]. so I feel it is quite a dispensable item.

Mobile phone is with me for 24hrs, my husband and kids are not :)

It's how important and unavoidable that it has become in today's life. In my first job, they gave 3 options of gifts to be chosen for our bonus... out of which mobile phone was one and many of them opted for it as it was a slider phone which was the trend and new one at that time! I didn't buy it thinking I have phone at home and office and I could be reached in it! Finally after 2 yrs or so I bought a mobile for my brother as he was working in a different city and had only a PP phone. The I bought one for me when I got engaged ;) to talk with my fiance.

Now, I have all my contact numbers, important registration numbers like gas, hospital etc, reminders from daily morning alarm till the vaccination reminder for my kids, to-do list etc. If I forget to charge my mobile even for one day (as it looses charge so soon!), I'm lost :)

I return back from the way to office if i had forgotten my mobile phone but not even for lunch.. so is the situation.. But i realized life without that is more peaceful when i was abroad for almost more than 4 months... All my communication used to be through emails. or through the deskphone... but once when i am back.. i couldnt avoid my mobile phone .. Initially i used to leave my mobile phone near my bed... but now slowly changing it by leaving it in the living room... and picking up and checking messages after i wake up... Eitherways there is one deskphone in the bedroom if somebody have to call for some urgency.