its my life - Part 0

Continuing the saga... The smartphone was at 1%, and for a change, because I don't usually do this, I decided to turn off the cellphone and put it to charge. I thought this was a great move of mine, to prevent further future annoyances. Also, I thought of beginning to do this move more often. I left the cellphone charging at the floor because of the short cable, in its usual place, during that night.

What happens is that during that night one of my cats decided to vomit, in the middle of the night, precisely on top of the charging cellphone. Of all the available floor space, the cat vomits precisely on top of the cellphone. I wake up, and when I go to unplug the cellphone, and I see vomit all over the cellphone. I go, and grumpily, clean the cellphone, and the vomit.

Furthermore, I don't know how, but I was able to turn on the cellphone, and I noticed that the lock button is not working. This means that I cannot lock the screen. Android operating system detects this, and because of this, works while always maintaining the screen light on, because I cannot use the lock button.

As a result of all of this, the cellphone battery only lasts for one or two hours, being left empty again. But this time is worse... Since the lock button does not work, when I plug the android cellphone into the energy grid plug, now android does not even initiate charging its battery, I believe, because without the lock button functioning, android operating system knows I am unable to turn on the android cellphone.

So now, I am left without this cellphone, losing all of my data and contacts that were in the damn android smartphone... Because of android, a cat, and a malfunctioning lock button...

So, this was quite the episode... But, my little luck is that I have a spare phone, that I rescued from being thrown into the garbage.

tags: #cat #android #smartphone

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