Daddy was the genius behind this Lego creation. Apparently he left it in Bennett's room and it became Bennett's by default. Bennett does not yet have his own personal cell phone, nor does he need one. He decided to remedy that and introduced the rest of the family to his new cell phone. He carried it with him EVERYWHERE for a few days. He even had to recharge it at night he told me. He would change the two green buttons in the top right hand corner to two red buttons. That was the sign that it was low on batteries.
Being that this is Bennett, he had us in stitches explaining all the apps that his phone came equipped with. Since it is a combination iPod, iPhone and iPad...it made perfect sense to Bennett to christen it the iPed. My favorite app is the "Guilty/Life Coach App". He informed us that this app tells you how much you've wasted every day, whether that is time, money or resources. It's sole purpose is to make you feel guilty. Thankfully, it also includes a "LifeCoach" app which tells you when you need to brush your teeth, put on deodorant, do your homework, and fix all the stuff that left you feeling guilty.
Another of my favorites is the "What Should I Wear Today" app. I think that speaks for itself. I can see how men would flock in droves to this handy tool. And like father like son, it has over 4 ESPN apps all very important and useful information (he only came up with this idea because he saw 4 ESPN apps on his father's phone). If Dad has it, it must be super important, right?
Hopefully his iPed will keep him happy and creative a few years longer because that's as close as he's getting to actually having his own iPhone unless they start handing them out for free and giving away free data plans.
It's the little things in life.
