Oh the joys of an unexpected purchase.
My mobile phone has just about given up the ghost. It's quite old for a mobile, at least 7 years old - I know people who change theirs more often, but I'm on a pay-and-go phone rather than a contract.
It's been a bit off for a while. The sudoku game feature's clock stopped working a few weeks again - my 'best time' is constantly "0.00". And the other day it decided to stop sending and receiving text messages until I'd re-charged it and turn it off and on again.
Can't deny that it's dying. A dead mobile is of no use to someone trying to job hunt - it's my main contact number and if my mobile stops receiving phone calls at inopportune times that's not going to do me any favours.
Whilst it has been revived somewhat, I can not rely on it now. So I shall be off into town early (before my afternoon shift starts) in order to pick up a new one. I have had my eye on a phone for a little while for £50 which is cheaper than my existing one and the only one I've liked the look of for ages.
So £50 plus credit - that's a large bill I wasn't expecting to have this week but it's a necessary purchase, not a 'well, I just feel like a new phone' purchase.
The sooner I get it, the sooner I can send my CV out again. Seen two job adverts this morning I'd like to apply for so I shall do that this evening as I'm not sure I want to keep my old number - would be easier though. Shall see what I can do at the phone shop.
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