I do not have the exact date when I bought a Samsung Galaxy Note 9. It came out in 2018 and Note 10 came out in 2019. Obviously, I do not have a personal need to upgrade to the latest phone technology. Now, however, the Note 9 is obsolete; its operating system is no longer being updated and cannot access 5G. Plus I have a lot of files in it: pictures, texts, videos, and podcasts. I went to the T-Mobile store. I have had Sprint service since 2000 and T-Mobile since the companies merged in 2020. The T-Mobile technician wanted to upgrade me to everything including their premium plan, internet service, and a Galaxy watch. I do not need any of that. I am staying with Samsung and got a Galaxy S26 Ultra. I got the most memory possible: 1 terabyte. Most of my settings transferred over from Note 9. I had to re-enter several passwords. Unfortunately, because of the excess files, it took a long time to sync the phones. I spent an hour deleting information to finish the process. I am still personalizing the Ultra. I really like it.

A new Random Thought about Maize.

250 Steps an Hour for 13 Hours: 6 of 7 Days
Missed one Hour on Monday! 💔 🤬 😭