stupidity

I lost my phone…my very precious Sony Ericsson P910i! Who would have thought that in just about 20 seconds of closing a faucet in the comfort room, my phone would be stolen! I don’t want to tag myself as stupid, but I guess the incident implies that…only in this particular event, I must say.
My parents always tell me to take care of my things. Every time I would go out of the house, I would always hear my mom say, “Where did you put your phone? Ingatan mo yan, Len. Itago mong mabuti.” And because I was confident enough that my phone would not be lost, I would just reply, “Oo. Nandito sa bag ko.” Hearing these words, Mama would already go ballistic. I will hear her utter, “Nasa bag mo lang? Saan banda diyan? Baka pinapabayaan mo lang?” And true enough, I suppose I actually overlooked the fact that my phone would be an apple to every snatcher’s eyes. I became incautious. When my phone was still new, I remember that merely carrying it made me so nervous. In traveling, if Papa would not drive for me, I would always ride a cab after going down from MRT. I would also open my bag so often, just to check if my phone was safe. But through time, this watchfulness faded little by little. And so now, I lost my phone…my very precious Sony Ericsson P910i! I lost my contacts, my pictures, my MP3’s, my videos, my 2006 birthday messages, my special messages…
Thinking about this, I realized that the situation is much worse. I just have 3 more days before my birthday. Many of my friends are Globe users. Thus, they are getting in touch with me through my Globe number. Yeah right! The power of unlimitxt…But I don’t have this number anymore. I lost my phone, remember?! Huhu! Nice pre-birthday gift! I will just pray for the soul of whoever stole it. I hope my dear P910i will be of great purpose to that individual.