But here comes a good friend to the rescue. She calls Wednesday morning and says she's coming with a suprise for me. It's an old iPod Mini. Completely functional, not being used because her child got a new one last year, only 4G but with proper tending I should get a lot of use out of it before it bites the dust. There's only one problem:
Stop that snickering. I mean it.Grace & peace,
Scott
It's purty.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I thought about feigning innocence and saying "What problem?" but that isn't productive! Embrace the pinkness, Scott. My son has a pink elephant that he totes everywhere, my nephew has pink overalls that he adores. Pink is the new blue, for males.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you really cannot handle embracing the pink, just slap a little sticker on there that says "Fight Breast Cancer" and I guarantee no one will give you crap. Well, except your brother. :-P
My old iPod mini was also pink. It was cheaper than the rest of the iPods on Ebay. I've since moved on (which is good, because the iPod went on a year or so back.)
ReplyDeleteIsn't that cute.
ReplyDeletedude seriously... pink is the new power color.
ReplyDeleteHee hee.
ReplyDeleteMan Up, Dude. My 3 sons ages 10, 9 and 6 ended up with a pink Nintendo DS that was left behind at an airport and offered up by TSA employees. We can't afford such an item and you know what their comment was?
ReplyDeleteWe don't care if it's pink, it still plays the same!!
If 3 young boys can manage to enjoy pink and not worry about their image...need I say more?
Just wear a lavender shirt while using your new iPod and REALLY give 'em something to contemplate!
Hahaha~!!!