Day 279 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 304,000 GA Vote!!
Where do retired mobile devices go to die?
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On the Way to Somewhere Else 
And how many of them still work? My favorite is the little MP3 player. I think I still have one of those. Somewhere.
I suspect none of them. Somewhere in the mess of technology that I am trying to organize are probably the power cords for each of these devices. I didn’t realize how many of them I still had around and was amazed that I had two of the Palm Pilots and a Blackberry. I have a bunch of MP3 players but this was the cutest one.
Apparently they go to Skip Walter’s home.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 9:03 AM, On the Way to Somewhere Else wrote:
> Skip Walter posted: “Day 279 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in > U.S.: 304,000 GA Vote!! Where do retired mobile devices go to die? ” >
As I continue to Marie Kondo my living spaces I keep finding more and more of these “historical artifacts”. Just beginning to realize how many I’ve “collected” over the years.