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Hi, I’m a galaxy s6 samsung phone. I am not very new but I am not badly damaged either. My owner bought me in June of 2016. I am black in color and have a light blue case covering me. My life started in a factory where all of my pieces were put together to form a phone. I was then put in a box and sent to the Verizon store in Missoula, MT. Life was good hanging out in the box, although I didn’t have to sit there long. Shortly after I arrived I was given to Maddie and programmed with all of her information that I would keep safe. Life is good. Everyday life is busy. I go almost everywhere with Maddie and she goes a lot of places. A normal school day starts off with me being unplugged from the charger at 100% at about 7:00 in the morning. Normally, …show more content…

On all of the weekdays she only keeps me on for about fifteen minutes, then turns me off for about two and a half hours. It’s a long time to wait but I know I will have more use after track. Once those two hours are up I am used to once again check texts. Maddie normally texts or calls her dad to see where he is and soon we are off to home! As soon as I get home and I am set on the counter until she is done with her homework. How long this takes depends on the day and the classes she has that …show more content…

This sometimes takes a while and drains my battery. Mostly during this time she sends snapchats to her friends. Maddie also regularly checks instagram and scrolls through lots of photos and videos until she has liked everything. I still don’t get why she has to like everything, but who am I to judge? The app she spends the most time checking is facebook. Let’s just say that some of her friends post way too much! I can tell she doesn’t like it either. Shortly after Facebook, I am plugged in. At this time Maddie gets ready for bed, eats dinner and lots of other stuff. Lastly, I am set with an alarm for her Fitbit and Maddie goes to bed. That’s a normal day being a Samsung Galaxy s6! Like I said earlier in this paper, I have been a lot of places with Maddie. Most of these places have to do with running. I remember all of these trips though. My first one was only a day or two after Maddie bought me. We went to Orem, Utah! Of course, it was lots of running and all of that, but I had lots of fun anyway. We took a bus there and back. It was a 10 hour drive! I enjoyed the ride, even though I’m always counting the seconds. Altogether it was a very fun trip that ended with a medal! Very successful couple of

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