Alexis+Munoz

before paragraph: started when I had received my first cell phone. My mother surprised me for my birthday with a brand razor cell phone, and I was the happiest girl in the world. Razor phones aren’t the “in” thing anymore, but I thought I was so cool to have one. At first, texting was so confusing to me. All the buttons you had to push really made me hate texting because I was so bad at it. Even though I used it rarely, it made communication so much easier back then just like it does now. With a simple push of a button someone can get a message of what you are trying to tell them.

After paragraph: For me, texting started when I received my first cell phone in seventh grade. My mother surprised me for my birthday with a brand new pink razor cell phone, and I was the happiest girl in the world. Being the only one texting in seventh grade made me feel like I was so much cooler than everyone else. Although razor phones aren’t the “in” thing anymore, it made me ahead of the times back then. At first, texting was so confusing to me. All the buttons you had to push really made me learn to hate texting. Even though I used it rarely, it made communication so much easier back then just like it does now. With a simple push of a button someone can get a message of what you are trying to tell them. That is fascinating to me.