I never really understood the "unlimited text" option on cell phone plans. Who is sending so many texts that they literally need an unlimited amount available to them? Isn't it easier to just give someone a ring rather than writing out a book on your tiny touch pad (and unhelpful autocorrect)?
Well, once again, I have been schooled. It appears that whoever invented the unlimited texting option was someone with a social life. More specifically, they were dating. My mind boggles at how many texts I have sent and received. And it's not like I am writing love sonnets or sending my unabridged autobiography. It is just simply logistical things like, "Oops, I forgot I have class, lets meet later." Nothing fancy. Nothing too wordy. But man, I am watching my text usage inch up (via my online account info) like it never has before. I have 500 available to me and while I am still nowhere near that limit (come on now, how much of a life did you think I was going to get?) it is still significantly higher than ever before.
On a similar note, bless the person for inventing texting. It really saves you from awkward phone conversations with someone you don't know well enough to really get what their saying over the static, background noise, and depraved personal humor.
As my new thing, I went indoor rock climbing and made it all the way to the top (42.5 ft!)! I had a blast and will be going again this week. Yay! :-)
