With the close of part one of this column, my first reaction was to toss my cell phone from the car, to teach it who was in control. But the thought of the look on my bookkeeper’s face when I would explain why I needed a new phone kept me from enjoying the experiment in high-speed trajectories. I removed my left hand from the window controls of my vehicle. But the internal struggle remained. I should not have been fighting as I was. I knew this was not how I used to be.
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The Cell Phone Calls, Conclusion
Posted by: Kai Staats August 4, 2004 06:00 AMWith the close of part one of this column, my first reaction was to toss my cell phone from the car, to teach it who was in control. But the thought of the look on my bookkeeper’s face when I would explain why I needed a new phone kept me from enjoying the experiment in high-speed trajectories. I removed my left hand from the window controls of my vehicle. But the internal struggle remained. I should not have been fighting as I was. I knew this was not how I used to be.