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Lizzy's phone screen in repair. Nikon D80 |
19th October 2013
Liz has a deep connection with her phone; it seems to be grafted to her person for most of the day.
It had a small accident however a few days ago and came into contact with the floor at high speed.
I know breaking a mirror is meant to be bad luck, but I have now had the misfortune of having to replace the glass so that she can text and Facebook her compatriots once more.
Replacing a screen is an easy job when you are watching the video on You-Tube; quite a different matter when it is your own fingers in amongst a mass of broken glass, glue and expensive electronics. I did make her help though.