RE: iPhone - Tip: How to send a message using invsible ink using a hidden function in iMessage on your iPhone.
Hello @swissclive How is your health?
I'm sick too, so I do not give much time to Stimit. I have an iPhone 6 (I'm not that rich to afford a newer model) and for me it was the discovery of the hidden function that you described :) I'm sure that very few people know about it :)
Another thing is that the iPhone is a privileged phone in many countries. Many of whom I know buy it only for the sake of what would raise the social status in the eyes of their group. I do not think this is right, since the smartphone should perform certain functions and be useful. But it should not be the subject of an attribute.
The iPhone has a whole cult of admirers. I live in a poor country, and when I saw huge queues on the Internet during sales (the premiere on the day the phone was released), I was shocked.
Ideas are being imposed on people and people are ready to strive for them. But the main ideal is your family. The phone will keep you warm on a cold day and will not take care of you when you are sick. Therefore, we should appreciate the live communication and our family.
Thank you for such an interesting article.
Well @dannygreen, I had two serious illnesses last year and since then I feel very tired if I work for more than 12 or 14 hours a day. (Today was just 12 hours work). I think I have to ask for part-time - maybe work 4 days for 15 hours each. My doctor says that even 60 hours a week would be too much, so I could always retire but then who would do the work?
At least that way I could meet my family more.
It came home to me when my oldest son spoke his first words to me. He said “who are you?”.
You’d think he would know that.
I mean, he’s 27 years old, and must have seen me once or twice in our house.
@swissclive is that statement about your son true?
I apologize but at first I thought that you are trolling us.
It illustrates the point. I should work less.
I understand that your work is important to you, but right now it is exactly the moment when you have to give your body to rebuild. I think "everything that's done - all for the better" - is an old saying, the meaning that says that everything that happens to us should be taken lightly.
I think now this is the chance in your life when you can spend time with your son, I think that the family is very important.
I think that the decision to work on a full-time basis is the most accurate. Your doctor should be right.
I wish you to make the right decision