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[theyellowhobbit]

This is not the time for this to be happening.

Up until 10 minutes I was having a thesis crisis, but then I called rachinisrael and she was able to help me. Crisis averted.

However, I still have to do all the work, and tomorrow is a day full of meetings. And I have ASOR on wednesday and I don't know when I'm leaving and Ben hasn't gotten back to me about that.

And after I got off the phone with rachinisrael I learned that my phone is broken. The "end" button is the only one that is working.

I don't have time to get a new phone! And I really need my phone. All my numbers are there. And I have a billion phone calls I need to make in the next few days.

Why do all these logistical nightmares happen to me?

And what the heck do I do besides freak out?

Comments

[groovin-reuven.livejournal.com]

Try taking the phone battery out to get it to really reset itself. Modern phones are like Microsoft products; they need a cold reboot once in a while...

[rivka-m.livejournal.com]

if it really is broken:
find someone else who has the same model, take the SIM card out f yours, and put it in theirs. it will let you access all your numbers, and still charge calls to your account, not said helpful friend.

(at least that's how you do it in Israel; I assume it works in the states too)

*SIM card is that thingy inside the phone that comes out, behind the battery