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How my phone went berserk today and I almost did too:)


My phone went berserk! Literally.

It did not help that this was one of several frustrating technological debacles from the last couple weeks. It seemed it was one thing after another. It was almost funny the other night, for example, when I went to open up my laptop to get on a Zoom meeting and the content on the windows screen was...upside down!! What? Why of course:)) (a reboot helped that situation). Anyway back to my phone.

It was buzzing at me, would not respond to touch, was robotic-ally talking (incessantly) and flashing green squares around the various icons. It almost drove me crazy. Both by what it was doing as well as what it was not doing.

I could hardly deal with it's lack of functionality, but it's behavior on top of that....let's just say, it was annoying..berserkingly so!

So, of course.... I took it to the Phone Dr. (at the Verizon Store).

The first gal, was not quite sure what to do. Then her coworker took it in her hand. "I know what is going on" she said. With a click, a swipe, another click or two and maybe another swipe...she handed it back to me. Ready to go. Fixed. Back into a functional state.

I looked at her and with great appreciation said "Thank you. Bless your heart!"

I walked out to the car with a happy bounce to my step.

As I drove away I thought about what just happened.

Is your life driving you crazy? Do you feel like you are maybe a little berserk?

Take it to the Life Dr.. Our God knows what is going on. He will touch you as you trust Him and place your life in His hands. He can fix it. And bring you back your joy!

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