R.I.P. Kalliope
So you guys.
I broke Kalliope today.
T_T
I was hanging out with my cousin Theresa who'd just moved to the alabummer area and we went to my house to drop off my computer and homework and just get stuff out of my car, when Kalliope decided that she was no longer going to be apart of this cruel world and took a nose dive down to the garage.
Life: You're iPod has a shattered screen now.
Baby=Me
I was upset but I knew that either I could try and get her fixed or I could just have a sad looking iPod screen. I checked my bank account and decided I could take the hit and added fixing Kalliope to my list of things to conquer for the day.
Since bra shopping was on that list anyway, and my bra place is in the Summit where the Apple store is, I made an appointment with the 'Geniuses' and brought them the broken body of my dear Kalliope.
Yes. It was sad. I was glad I had a screen protector on her...but I wish I'd gotten her a case. I've just had issues with cases I liked. Anyway...the Apple guy told me that because the screen was shattered, it voided the warranty and there really wasn't anything he could do to fix it other than to replace it.
What you are seeing is my new iPod in its new case (because seriously? Yes. Seriously I am not making the same mistake twice) and Kalliope powering off for the last time.
Thirty seconds after the new iPod was handed to me, I dropped it.
And miraculously, it was ok. Because it had a case. XD
Yes! NO BROKEN SCREEN!
I have named the new iPod Sophie. Because...well...I don't know, Kalliope Version 2.0 seemed too long.
I'm really grateful that I had the money to replace it but it hurt me a bit to have to since the first one was a gift. Still, Michael didn't seem mad that I'd broken it, just happy I'd been able to make it better. Moral of the story: put a case on your iDevices kids. Or you will be an unhappy baby.
I broke Kalliope today.
T_T
I was hanging out with my cousin Theresa who'd just moved to the alabummer area and we went to my house to drop off my computer and homework and just get stuff out of my car, when Kalliope decided that she was no longer going to be apart of this cruel world and took a nose dive down to the garage.
Life: You're iPod has a shattered screen now.
Baby=Me
I was upset but I knew that either I could try and get her fixed or I could just have a sad looking iPod screen. I checked my bank account and decided I could take the hit and added fixing Kalliope to my list of things to conquer for the day.
Since bra shopping was on that list anyway, and my bra place is in the Summit where the Apple store is, I made an appointment with the 'Geniuses' and brought them the broken body of my dear Kalliope.
Yes. It was sad. I was glad I had a screen protector on her...but I wish I'd gotten her a case. I've just had issues with cases I liked. Anyway...the Apple guy told me that because the screen was shattered, it voided the warranty and there really wasn't anything he could do to fix it other than to replace it.
What you are seeing is my new iPod in its new case (because seriously? Yes. Seriously I am not making the same mistake twice) and Kalliope powering off for the last time.
Thirty seconds after the new iPod was handed to me, I dropped it.
And miraculously, it was ok. Because it had a case. XD
Yes! NO BROKEN SCREEN!
I have named the new iPod Sophie. Because...well...I don't know, Kalliope Version 2.0 seemed too long.
I'm really grateful that I had the money to replace it but it hurt me a bit to have to since the first one was a gift. Still, Michael didn't seem mad that I'd broken it, just happy I'd been able to make it better. Moral of the story: put a case on your iDevices kids. Or you will be an unhappy baby.