Do you own a cell phone? Of course you do! What I should of said; do you use your cell phone for talking or texting? I guess cell phone users do both, but I wonder how many are choosing the text feature over the talk feature?  What do you use your cell phone for more?

A. Talking

B. Texting

C. About the Same

Please let me know if your fingers do the walking or is it your lips doing the talking. If you go out in public, you don’t see that many people actually talking on their cell phones. You will see a large number of people with cell phones in their hand and can see them looking down at their cell phone. I know some people will send emails, surf the web, or just play games on their cell phones.

Personally I don’t care what cell phone users do with their phones. You bought and paid for your cell phones, so you should be able to use them however you like. Just make sure you’re not the driver in front of me that is talking or texting on a cell phone, because I will make it a point to let you know, that I see you using your cell phone. We have known about the dangers of talking on cell phones and driving. People just don’t drive good when they’re talking on their phones. Now that the texting trend has taken off so well; we are seeing the dangers related to texting and driving. I can’t text a message properly; while sitting in my comfy recliner at home in the den. I don’t see how anyone could text and drive at the same time. The sad part, it is happening and the results are not pretty. Families are losing loved ones, due to people driving and texting on their cell phones at the same time. If you’re going to drive, then please be sure to drive. If you need to make a phone call or send a text message; then just wait or pull off at the next place you see down the road. Please don’t do both, because you’re endangering your life, the passengers in your car, and the other innocent folks that are out there driving too. Cell phones and driving is much more dangerous than drinking and driving and we all need to know this and pass this message along to others. Buckle up and be safe out there!