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When your phone breaks (or falls in the water to be accurate), one tends to be upset at the loss. It is both an economic and an emotional loss. When I saw my beloved iPhone 3G on water I barely reacted. I grabbed it, dried it and thought - oh it's alive! I was told to put it on rice for 2 days and I did and wait patiently which I also did. The thing I missed the most was my Whatsapp but I used my iPad to keep me entertained. 2 days later, I took it out of rice and I am impressed to say it works. But the problem it had once it fell was still the same - my screen had no light, so I could only see it under a direct lamp. Still I did not panic and I did not rush. At least it meant I could still back up everything. But today, barely 24 hours from having my new iPhone 5, I guess this is why I did not panic really. A new really cool phone to play with, but all my apps, photos and music on it. Yes, it sucks that I had to re-login to all the apps and move them and organise them again but it

I have recently taken on reading fairy tales. Yes, C already enjoys them, or at least she often falls asleep as I read them continuously - maybe it is just the sound of my voice but I like to think she is listening. Anyway, the first three I read got me thinking maybe I should do some edits to the end. Surprised? Well let's see - the frog prince it is about a princess who is rewarded by actually having broken a promise but being lucky that her king father makes her keep it. The frog is converted to prince if he is tendered for a nice princess for 3 days and 3 nights but it is not like she takes care of him, she actually quite despises him. Then, Jack and the Magic Bean is about how much this little boy Jack stills from the Ogre and is never told of by his mum as he gets greedier and greedier. And then, when he gets caught he cuts the tree and the Ogre dies and the boy and the mum live happy ever after. Since when is stilling a feat to be celebrated? Just because he is stilling from