What is that one thing you can't live without?
By blue_servant
@blue_servant (205)
Philippines
7 responses
@MimiPRGameFreak (807)
• United States
17 Jan 11
Definitely my cellphone, laptop, and my video game consoles since I use them the most and have been attached to those things. I'm happy if I at least have one of those things.
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@blue_servant (205)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
Well I agree with you. As your name suggests, you are probably an avid fan of video game consoles...
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
18 Jan 11
One of my partners--Kenneth Copeland--had a message from God that told him, "What you compromise to keep, that will you lose."
So I'm afraid to say what I can't live without, for fear that someone will use that knowledge to trick me into losing something I need.
So I'm gonna say 'myself,' `coz I can't get rid of me.
@blue_servant (205)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
That's cute. Precisely, you can't live without your very own self. I agree, there are some situations wherein what you really try to keep, will be gone after all the efforts of keeping it. It's possible. But, I believe, that if you want something, you will do everything, just to keep that something with you. :)
@blue_servant (205)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
It's true. Being alone is never easy. But if you have the internet, it connects you to anywhere in the world! Simply amazing. Presto! You're not alone anymore. You can chat, meet friends at mylot, express your words, your story and your life.
@blessing2u (496)
• Philippines
19 Jan 11
If we carefully think before we say or write things, then we will certainly know that we can live without a mobile phone. Are you really sure that you can't live without a cellphone with you? Have you been born with a cellphone in your hand as part of your body? Have you been fed with a cellphone in your tender years? Saying that a person will not live without a cellphone or an eyeglass or a dog is just an exaggeration without considering the more important things in life. You can't live without air for just a minute I guess. You can't live without water for 4 days. You can't live without food I think more than a cellphone. Those are just my thoughts and blessing to you.
@NoWayRo (1061)
• Romania
17 Jan 11
An espresso machine, a kettle or a pot or anything I can use to make coffee. 
I moved from one house to another twice in my life, both times on very short notice, with almost no luggage, but the kettle was a must in both occasions. Once I also took some bed sheets, but that was a luxury, I could have lived without them
I'd say a computer with Internet connection would also be important, but it doesn't have to be my computer, I don't have any particular attachment to this one, it can be any piece.
I moved from one house to another twice in my life, both times on very short notice, with almost no luggage, but the kettle was a must in both occasions. Once I also took some bed sheets, but that was a luxury, I could have lived without them
I'd say a computer with Internet connection would also be important, but it doesn't have to be my computer, I don't have any particular attachment to this one, it can be any piece. @blue_servant (205)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
Well that's something cute. A kettle for a coffee. I hope you won't get high with caffeine when you have had enough of it.
@claudia028 (126)
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17 Jan 11
I suppose I can't live without the internet, it will drive me crazy with the idea of not able to communicate with the outside world.
@blue_servant (205)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
Definitely, without internet that would mean - no facebook, no mylot, no games, no latest. That's hard, really, but I guess I can still manage on my case. :)
@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
18 Jan 11
I can't live without my eyeglasses for the longest time now. Still it is difficult to read the good old hardbound books.
And I have a new pair of espadrille. The kilometers seem much better as one stretches for the next in the daily pleasurable walks.
blue, the best things in life are the simplest.
