Flo and Friends by Jenny Campbell for March 10, 2024

Smart idea. Never thought of that, but is works.

I’m glad cellphones arrived in my 30s. I wouldn’t like to have my teenage stupidity so accurately documented ☺

It boggles my mind to see people at live events viewing them from the tiny images on their cell phones instead of looking up and watching the actual event!

I do that when the Dr. office says bring my medication to the appointment.

I use mine in stores to show prices on items not marked well or not marked at all. Saves a lot of time arguing about prices.

I do that to read the miniscule print of grocery shelf labels. Especially with labels on very low or very high shelves.

Good idea, Ruthie!

I have photographs of my relatives that are close to 90 years old. I can’t imagine my great grand children somehow looking at the pictures I have of my grandson on my phone.

And show the doctors when they ask what drugs your taking when you visit. If you have a lot of photos use the search button in photos and type in “prescription”

My watch tells me when I need to look at the phone. Phone tells me when I need to look at Ipad. Ipad tells me when to look at laptop. Laptop tells me when to go to desk. Desk gets shut off.

I’ve done that but not with medicine.

If you blow up your medicine bottles, the pieces will fly all over the place.

I do that all the time. And to read labels in the stores.

I have question: young folk take tons of pics on their smartphones, look at and share them, and they’re saved on their phone, but do they ever really look back on them later? I’ve found that, although I have tons of pics saved on CDs, thumb drives, and online, I’ve gone back to look through them far less often than I’ve taken out my old photo albums to look through them.

Given they can now print in size 2 font it’s a good thing us older types have technology to augment our glasses.

I use it to read the RX number for when I call in prescriptions. I also use it to blow up the printed instructions since they print it so small.