The most exhausting task I can ever do is..
To charge some sort of electronic device. Don’t get me wrong the task is not hard. It’s just repetitive and boring to the extreme that I feel exhausted. I always wonder for how long I will keep on doing this. I need to charge so many things: my phone, my laptop, my ipod and my camera. Sometimes, they’re all charging at the same time. I have to wait for a long time for everything to be fully charged. I then use it for a couple of hours and soon enough the battery is dead. I wish there was an easier way to do this. I think a universal charger should be invented. All electronics would be charged at the same time using one power socket, but in the shortest time possible. It would have several wires coming out of if that can be lengthened easily. That means all devices would have the same charger port (the small hole where the charger goes into the device). It would be practical and convenient for people on the go. Also, the charger would not heat up no matter how long you used it. That would make things much better for me. If only someone smart enough can invent this. I really need to find a solution for this. It’s my aim for this summer.
I suffer from the same problem too! That’s why i cannot live without my car chargers or duplicate chargers at home and work. I keep all the chargers right by my side with the wires dangling just so I can charge whatever I need without having to move…
I wish they would invent batteries that would charge once every month or so
I really suffer from this! A battery that would last for a month would be amazing!
It gets to my nerve trying to manage the tangled wires for many chargers that keep piling up the power socket. I miss those old days when you had only to worry about charging your mobile. No fuss and no worries of things running our of power, and they say embrace technology as they offer us myriad of comfort.
I have a drawer that is filled with electronics and their chargers are all tangled up!!
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