A harsh lesson in small expensive gadgets...
By lskrocki on Dec 22, 2005
Our 11-year-old was granted early access to her iPod Nano to allow her time to load it up before a Christmas visit to my parents. Lola, our greyhound also gained access to the tempting, chew-toy sized gadget. I'm thinking the protective leather carrying case backfired as a chew toy disguise.
The good news is, blogging has once again proven to be theraputic, but I'm still bitter. Lesson learned: smaller isn't always better for pricey gadgets - especially in the hands of young people still developing a sense of responsibility (not that adults, like myself, aren't prone to gadget abuse).
Will I replace it? Perhaps (and perhaps not), but if I do, the replacement will be bigger and cheaper - which hopefully translates in to better durability, less risk of loss, and less loss if lost or destroyed. AND, it won't be covered in leather!
PS...If someone can make out a divine figure on the LCD, please let me know. Perhaps there is an eBay resell opportunity.