My love letter!

Dear Mr. Jobs & Mr. Fadell,
Please let me express the complete love and joy that I've found in a little white & silver device that weighs less than 5 ounces and has 30GB of memory!! My new iPod has brought such happiness to my life...it has filled a void that I didn't even know was there! Between the iTunes I have at work and at home, my iPod and little teeny earphones, and the FM transmitter that I have for the car, I am now free to JAM at any given moment, no matter where I am and no matter what kind of mood I'm in!! Thank you gentlemen for this wonderful invention! Mr. Fadell, I believe you were one of the first people on the iPod team and for you and your team, I thank the Heavens above!! Because of the iPod, I can listen to the Ying Yang twins and then follow it up with a Jill Scott song and then follow THAT up with a Shekinah Glory song!! Oh the wonder! Oh the thrill!! My life--though this may be a SAD revelation--is now complete!!

Sincerely,
Your most appreciative customer!
Tonyette B.

Comments

Anonymous said…
YES YES YES! What would we do without our I-Pods? I currently have the Nano 4GB - got it less than a year ago, and after a trip to the Apple store, I've been convinced that I need the 60GB Video I-Pod (so I can carry some of my favorite DVDs in my pocket). But yes, I feel your joy - I-Pods are such a beautiful thang!!!!!!!
10:38 AM
Anonymous said…
Girl, thank you for this post! It reminded me to plug mine in so that the battery can be sufficiently charged for use in the gym later.
10:49 AM
Anonymous said…
I too am and iPod lover. Next to the TiVo, I think it’s the world’s greatest invention. I have a lime green 4-gig iPod mini. I can listen to all of the best of Chere, RuPaul, Madonna, Donna Summers, and Deborah Cox (the dance mixes of course) and not be embarrassed. I too am also thinking of an upgrade. I purchase at least 20 news songs a week via iTunes and my player is full. Nice to know I am not alone.
10:31 AM
K.W. said…
Lucky! I wish I had an Ipod.
2:53 PM
Tonyette said…
I'm so happy that everyone knows about the love of iPod and didn't call me a weirdo! And K'nsh, I'm sorry that you don't have one babe!
10:43 AM
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