Ours Took My Phone

   Well, I didn't have a phone until I went to another city to study at university. I guess you'll be fine without a phone. It's not a big deal. If you were accused unjustly and you really didn't send anything, then in your place I would send now, because you are being punished anyway, at least for something. Otherwise it is not fair.

   To have your problems, paw stories. People have lived without iPhones, it's not a pain to die. As you get older, you will realize how good it is sometimes not to have a phone for a day or two. Prove, if you can, that you did nothing.

   Ah, children, you are very ill. Run to a pawnshop and buy for 100 money a smart background of medium beauty. From there to a mobile operator of choice for a prepaid card and you're in jazz. And if you don't have money and rely only on mom and dad - you don't need a phone, you need a pacifier!

   Yes! I was 17 and I was punished all summer for reading lies. They wouldn't let me watch the monitor, the TV ... nothing!

   If you haven't posted it can be proven, and if it's on social networks it's even easier, even deleting it leaves traces there. They didn't take my phone, so while I was studying the flashlight and the polyphonic melodies were the biggest extra, but come to think of it, I was never punished for anything. I even lost my phone, which was super expensive at the time and there were no problems, they didn't buy me a new one, they told me that I would finish it soon and I could buy it myself :). Once you have a computer everything is ok and I in your place would not ask them to phone when then.

   As I watch your current teens curling up on these phones, your parents have done pretty well. You may be innocent, but still. The world will not end. I was your age with a Nokia 3310, come on, the times were different. Now I train some 12-14 year old paws, I just sympathize with them how zombies they are. They cannot concentrate at one point for more than 5 minutes. We take a break, take out the phones, eat - breakfast in one hand, the phone in the other. I send them away, we walk down the street and it's good that I give them a "stop" command, otherwise they would have been hit by cars. Go out, take a walk, read books, study your lessons, have fun with friends.