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But since I don't know why my e-mail crashed in the first place, I wonder if it's going to happen again. Comcast hasn't contacted me to let me know the cause, so I'm guessing -- was it a phase of the moon? Did it not like the shirt I had on yesterday? Was my breath bad? Did I insult the computer in some way? Should I have worn a lucky rabbit's foot? With so many possibilities, how am I ever to hit on the right one?
For now, I'll continue holding my breath (just slightly, not enough to turn blue) every time I click on "send," until I see that it hasn't rejected me. Rejection has to be one of the worst feelings in the world, especially when it comes from your beloved e-mail. I'll forever wonder if the magic has gone out of our relationship.
1 comment:
Congratulations on having your email back. I was feeling your pain. I'm always insulting my computer or technology in general, so when mine has problems, that is what I blame it on.
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