My favorite piece of technology

Hello, again! In this opportunity I will talk about the technology, specifically my favorite piece: the cellphone. I depend a lot of this gadget, so much so that I feel it like an extension of my arm and mind. I know that sounds really extreme, but let me explain you why I think that. 

In the first place, it is a little and skinny object, so I can carry it with me every time. Second, I am really distracted and forgetful. For this reason, I need something to help me remember dates, events, among other things. Besides, I can check my e-mails,  homeworks and documents that upload in "u-cursos", my social networks, chat with my friends and family, listen to music and more.

Although, I know that useing it so much time is harmful and vicious, I would be a disaster without my phone at the university and my personal life. Even, I try to use it meassuredly and only when it is necessary. 

Bye, see you soon!

Pd: A picture that was on my phone. 

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