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So apparently every time I edited a number on the old phone, this created a whole other copy of said contact on my sim card. I've spent the last three hours or so trying to get my phone contacts into some semblance of order and I'm only on the Js. And this is is because I'm going through, entry by entry, updating phone #s and email addresses, copying things from sim card to phone, organizing things into groups, and in a few people's cases assigning ringtones and pictures to people. Also in some cases making brandy new ringtones, cause I can.
The other thing is that when I deleted an entry off my phone, it stayed in the sim card. The refrain of Lily Allen's "Fuck You" makes an excellent ringtone. Sure, it's probably less catty and healthier to just roll my eyes and redelete certain resurrected numbers, and at some point I probably will. But for now, I'm getting a giggle out of it, so nyeh.
SEE ALSO: the very beginning of Ludo's "Love Me Dead."
Silliness aside, I'm feeling a little better. organizing one's address book is oddly therapeutic. Go figure.
ETA: and then there are the people that aren't in your address book anymore cause they're no longer alive. Ouch.
The other thing is that when I deleted an entry off my phone, it stayed in the sim card. The refrain of Lily Allen's "Fuck You" makes an excellent ringtone. Sure, it's probably less catty and healthier to just roll my eyes and redelete certain resurrected numbers, and at some point I probably will. But for now, I'm getting a giggle out of it, so nyeh.
SEE ALSO: the very beginning of Ludo's "Love Me Dead."
Silliness aside, I'm feeling a little better. organizing one's address book is oddly therapeutic. Go figure.
ETA: and then there are the people that aren't in your address book anymore cause they're no longer alive. Ouch.
