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it depends on whether you're going abroad or on a staycation in the UK.

 

If you bring it with you the temptation might be too great to use it and if you're abroad, you need to be aware of how much it will cost to send/receive txts let alone playing with the damn thing.

 

It won't be much of a holiday if you have the bliddy thing attached to your ear.

 

My advice would be to leave it at home and give your iphone a holiday as well 

FM
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
I'll be abroad, it's only one week, and there'll 13 other family & friend members (it's a wedding holiday) who will have phones in case there's an emergency.. I think it would be very good for me leave it at home.. Someone dare me to and I'll do it

EDIT  *cough*  I really should read entire threads before butting in

Temps

A difficult call, according to your situation is for the best.  If you run a business or are worried about relatives then take it, if not, it's best to leave it.  If I was going abroad, this year, I think I'd leave the phone, if I was going anywhere in this country, I'd take it with me, but not have it on my person all the time.

Carnelian
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
Dame i knew you would want me to leave it at home kathy, The only important calls I get are to fetch some food shopping

Ah.. but that's just because you have your phone with you.... the very day you leave it at home is when that life changing call comes through.

 

(no, I don't get them either, but one day I might!)

Kaffs

I take my phone away with me so that I've got it when we get back to the airport when we get home, but I can't imagine anything that would make me turn it on whilst we were away - I would be SO angry if anyone bothered me whilst I was on holiday..  I always leave the name of the hotels where we are staying with my Mum, so if there was ever a real emergency, she could contact me. 

FM

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