Who is the one who comforts you when you're sad and finds the nearest pizza place when you're hungry?And what is the first thing you reach for when you wake up in the morning?
Here are 11 signs YOU'RE IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR MOBILE PHONE
1. You don't remember how or when it happened.
2. All of a Sudden, your phone knows you better than you do.
3. But you don't need them. Your phone will comfort you.
4. Its warmth calms you down.
5. YOUR FRIENDS ARE GETTING WORRIED.
6. YOU TRY TO EVADE THE ISSUE, BUT NEED TO LOOK UP A WORD THAT DESCRIBES HOW YOU FEEL.
7. THEY JUST DON'T GET IT!
8. Nothing freaks you out but realizing you left your phone at home is the end of the world.
9. Your hand can't even function properly at this point without it.
10. YOU CONSIDER YOUR PHONE A LIFELINE AND YOU COULDN'T SURVIVE WITHOUT IT.
11. THEN YOU WAKE UP, GRAB YOUR PHONE AND START ALL OVER AGAIN.
For most of us commuting is a very monotonous affair, most of
us end up listening to music, reading or staring out the window being all philosophical
and questioning the significance of life or existence in general. But how many
of us actually enjoy our commute?
Illustrator and blogger October Jones (real name Joe
Butcher) , has come up with a very creative and somewhat an unusual way to
spend his time – with just a few pen strokes he draws cartoon heads on his
fellow commuters. Sticky notes, marker pens and a field of imagination is all
that he needs to make his commute amusing and interesting.
From Mickey Mouse grinding his teeth to a tired-looking
Winnie the Pooh who forgot to shave seem right at home on Jones’ Monday-morning
commute. Jones has, quite simply, reinvented commuting.
Jones is best known for Text From Dog, an ongoing Tumblr
series where his dog sends him hilarious text messages, and which was recently
turned into a full book, Texts from Dog: The Dog Delusion, available for
purchase here.
