We have a generation that’s missing something.
We actually have a couple generations now that are missing things. Anybody born after the year 1980 is missing something. That thing is one of the beauties of making life work. It’s called the art of communication.
I see high school kids constantly on their phones texting. I see kids texting at age seven. I even saw a grandfather the other day in an elevator playing on his phone while his grandson was standing there bored. We’ve become a society of texters….

“R u busy?”
“Having a blast”
“Lets hangout rlly soon”

What the hell is David Wygant talking about today? Here’s what: When you just take a “ready, set, send” approach to texting

You know, we’ve come up with some really funny dialing terminology nowadays.
Everyone knows about “drunk texting.” There you are out drinking, and all of a sudden that person you used to date or that person you slept with a few times crosses your mind. So you send them a text. You’ve got to love drunk texting.

Ahh Texting the most over used misunderstood style of communication today! Here’s how you can avoid all the mistakes that most people make…..

I am sure at this point in the day you are texting your friends and wondering.

Today I received an email that was really disturbing. I guess he read my Facebook blog from yesterday and did not embrace the message.

What is it about people not following the law? Here I am driving and talking on the phone at the same time (because I actually dictate my blogs and then go back and edit them later). So as I’m driving, the woman driving next to me keeps alternating between driving 20 mph and 40 mph [...]

One of the most important things that all of you can remember when you’re going out and meeting people is that friends are noise. They’re that random email that comes in all day long.

Here I am, sitting next to a couple of iTards. Do you know what iTards are? iTards are basically two people who sit across a table from each other and instead of conversing, they just pass an iPhone back and forth to each other. “Look at my picture!” “Wow, look at the new YouTube video that just got posted!” “Wow, check this website out!” This made me realize that…

Anyway, there was something interesting I was thinking about the other day. I was thinking about how all of us have three hands. We have two hands with which we are born, and a third hand called a cell phone that we purchase from T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T or Verizon. Sometimes that third hand really ruins…