Obituary
I can remember that day that you were brought to me in your little box. You were a gift that I was not so sure that I would like so well since I wanted a clam shell phone that opened. So the first couple days you and I didn't hit it off so well. It was awkward as I touched you and learned how to press your buttons oh so gently to get a response from you.
I ran from you as you tried to show me how great you were and what you had to offer me in our relationship but still I put you in the back seat of a car, my purse, my briefcase or leave you over night in my car to face the elements alone.
Until the day I realised that you loved music as much as I did. That was the turning point in our relationship. It was if you knew me and what I wanted. Together we listened to DJ Tiesto, Moby, Snoop Dog, PortisHead Sade, Maxwell, and oh so many others.
From that point on we were inseperable. We shared long walks and great music around the track and the gym just me and you. Whatever I saw you captured wonderfully and then you let me share our moments online and with family and friends.
I bought you things to let you know how much I cared about you and loved you. You got a bluetooth companion actually two which I never used really because I wanted YOU next to my ear and nothing else. I bought you this sexy, hot, black number that you could wrap yourself in and go with me everywhere on my hip. You were officially a part of me an actual extension of me.
You were my assistant taking messages I didn't want, you were my alarm clock waking me in the morning, you were my entertainment by keeping me updated with news, weather and sports. You let me see my children and be connected with Kevin at sea by helping me send video to him so he could see his son grow. You were my bank since I could check balances and pay bills directly from you. You made my life so much easier and better. Yes you did.
Then one day you slipped and I couldn't catch you fast enough and then again and again and again. No I must admit I had not been kind to you but you were sturdy and strong. If you fell you got back up but not this time.
I tried to replace you with the Sony Ericcson Wsomething which was a mess. She was temperamental and never worked. I still could find myself to part from you so I pulled your clothes off yes I did so I could touch your bare buttons and get a response from you. Soon that was not enough and here you are looking at me now, cold and unresponsive.
I now have the Sony Ericcson 350A. She is not you, she cannot capture true moments like you did. I don't know if I can share my love of music with her like I did with you. I don't want to take her to the gym with me, she seems flimsy at best not strong like you. Why would I even want to buy her anything hot and black and sexy? Why would I want to make her a part of my life like I did with you?
I will forever remember you as you stare back with a black face and no sound, no bars, no light, and no life.
Sniff.
All of your friends came out to see you off. I wasn't too sure if you wanted me to bring Ms. flimsy Sony Ericsson 350A so she stayed at home while we came to say goodbye to you today.
I want you to know you will be missed, you were loved SLVR you really were and always will be in my heart. I hope that from time to time in cellular heaven you will recall the memories we captured and the times we shared together over the past several years.
Till I see you again my dear.
Yvette
Your last moments with me
Your friends that came to see you off today.









