Phone for NOW stuff.
Then email.
Texting annoys the _________________ outta me.
Neighbor boy has a cell phone. He is in 7th grade. He was out riding his dirt bike the other day..... stopped on the side of the road TEXTING! Really- what is so important at that age??? GO BE A KID!!!!! (he was 10 feet past his driveway, so I know it wasn't a parent) Why does a 12 yo even need a cell phone? I guess I could understand it if he was in after school activites, but he's not. I really don't get it. Sorry- rant over.
Wild Cherry
~Tessa
I'm not saying forget what you lost
I suppose there's a purpose in pain
What we make of ourselves has a cost
And it's paid every time we take hold of the reins
I'm not saying forget what you lost
I suppose there's a purpose in pain
What we make of ourselves has a cost
And it's paid every time we take hold of the reins
Bowl Full of Cherries
I love to talk on the phone! Just ask Pam. LOL!
Chocolate Covered Cherry
Depends who it is 
I prefer emails but I also like phone calls as well. I don't text.
I prefer emails but I also like phone calls as well. I don't text.
Cherry Bomb
At work - EMAIL me... hate trying to deal with people over the phone!
But for friends and family, I prefer talking on the phone. So much of emotion is lost in email, but in a phone conversation you can pick up more of the feeling behind what is being said.
But for friends and family, I prefer talking on the phone. So much of emotion is lost in email, but in a phone conversation you can pick up more of the feeling behind what is being said.
Stacy
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Phone, then email, then text.
With the phone I can ask questions and get immediate answers and I really get to hear how the person is doing. You miss a lot with emails. At work I try to talk to people in person as much as possible. Since I'm in Human Resources I feel it's important to be accessible to everyone and not hide in my office. This way I can see how people are doing and others can stop me if they have questions or concerns. The other benefit is the little exercise I get when I get away from my desk.
With the phone I can ask questions and get immediate answers and I really get to hear how the person is doing. You miss a lot with emails. At work I try to talk to people in person as much as possible. Since I'm in Human Resources I feel it's important to be accessible to everyone and not hide in my office. This way I can see how people are doing and others can stop me if they have questions or concerns. The other benefit is the little exercise I get when I get away from my desk.
Chocolate Covered Cherry
Emails for quick things, but when the topic is more involved, then I prefer the phone. Also prefer the phone when talking to my girlfriends! Just prefer to hear their voices.
Cherry Jubilee
I hate to talk on the phone too. I'd much rather see someone face to face or email
Chocolate Covered Cherry
Cherry Jubilee
Email ALL the way!
Cherry Bing
Call me old- fashioned but I love to talk directly to people on the phone!!!
Chocolate Covered Cherry
I prefer email. A phone is an intrusion. I can send an email and the receipant isn't bothered until they have the time to answer. If it is something that needs an immediate response, it is the phone. Texting isn't easy with my current phone and besides that, it takes too long.
Janie
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Live long, laugh often, hug someone.
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Cherry Cola
Color me ancient, but I prefer the written letter or phone. On either of those, you get a much clearer picture of voice inflection. That can mean a world of difference. Email is ok, especially when in a group like this.
I wonder, sometimes, if we ever give God a headache.
Sweet Cherry Pie
I pick answering machine 
I hate talking on the phone too, and I hate the interruption of a ringing phone. I turn mine off a LOT! If its important they'll leave a message.
And I'm terrible about checking my email/facebook - like every few days - and my cell hasn't had minutes in months so no texting either.
I guess I just don't like being "on call" at all!
I hate talking on the phone too, and I hate the interruption of a ringing phone. I turn mine off a LOT! If its important they'll leave a message. And I'm terrible about checking my email/facebook - like every few days - and my cell hasn't had minutes in months so no texting either.
I guess I just don't like being "on call" at all!
Cherry Garcia
email - after years in customer service I don't like talking on the phone more than I have to
Cherry Cola
I prefer email, quicker and easier. I get on the phone and can be on for sooooo long and then I get nothing done all day long
Cherry Tart
i am more an email and text girl! the only people i talk to on the phone...my mom and my hubby. you should see my email! i dont delete anything!
Wild Cherry
DEFINITELY email! The phone just bugs me now...or maybe it's the people who are phoning, LOL
I screen all my calls, and end up calling back later for most of them, because I know if my BFF gets me on the phone, I'd better have an hour to give her!
I screen all my calls, and end up calling back later for most of them, because I know if my BFF gets me on the phone, I'd better have an hour to give her!
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