I had the luxury of going on a fall vacation, and I was feeling pretty good because my main concern was not getting too sunburned. Of course, if any of my coworkers heard me say that, they would absolutely kill me since they were back at the office working so hard. I had a little plan in place. I can tan pretty well, but I am still a pretty pale person. I decided that I would apply sunblock every hour to make sure that I didn’t get completely crispy. I also would listen to a certain amount of songs on my iPod, like 10 songs, so I would remember when to apply sunblock.
If you are someone who loves sitting in the sun and listening to your iPod, then you are going to absolutely love this little trick. Either set the timer on your iPhone, or listen to a certain amount of songs on your iPhone or iPod, and then you can remember to apply sunblock so that you don’t get sunburned. The only catch to this is that you can’t fall asleep because that would ruin the plan completely. This is pretty much the only thing that you have to worry about when you’re relaxing in the sun on your vacation!
I am no longer a high school girl, but I still do have an affinity to decals. That was something that I remembered from my high school days because we were always putting stickers all over our binders and things like that to show our true personalities. I guess not too much has changed because I am the type of person that still applies decals to my iPod. Yes, that is me, no matter what you think of me.
One of the latest pieces of news surrounding the iPod is that students in many colleges are using it to study. A certain number of professors at select universities are making all of their lectures available through iPods and MP3 players, which makes it easy for students to listen to anything that they may have missed by listening to their iPod in their everyday life. This makes absolute sense, especially since you see so many people listening to an iPod everywhere they go, whether it be on the bus, in a store, or waiting for class to start.