Some of my late mother’s friends, on hear­ing of her pass­ing, took to tex­ting her on her mobile with trib­utes and mes­sages of how shocked they were and how much they would miss her.

I kept her mobile, an Phone4, for a few days before I passed it to my sis­ter, who’ll be keep­ing it and its num­ber for sen­ti­men­tal rea­sons. It hasn’t been all som­bre or pleas­ant, as there has been more than one tele­mar­keter try­ing to close a sale even when he’s been told that the per­son who used to own the phone has recently passed away, like a fort­night ago, hello, if my mother was alive she’d have chewed you up and spat you out good and proper.

I’m still check­ing her work email too, so that urgent busi­ness mat­ters can be attended to,  although it could have been said that Kate Spade sales were urgent busi­ness mat­ters too. Good­ness, she got/gets a lot of spam.

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