I'm surprised this thread is still going! Obviously, I'm not the only one that has struggles with the use of cell phones. Kat. (the person of whom this thread was started) is still turning in her phone on school nights but can keep it on the weekends. I'm thinking there needs to be a book written on cell phone etiquette. Any authors out thereThere are adults that I've been sitting down and having dinner with that will get a text or call and will answer and carry on a conversation right at the table.
Now, I don't have a problem when an emergency comes up or something important happens, but if it were me I would excuse myself and take care of such text or call.
Not only children but adults also need some lessons on good cell phone manners.
This is going to sound stupid but it's one of the reasons I quit my perfectly good, flexible, stay at home, part-time job. I was someone's office assistant. When we would have our weekly meeting at the office she would constantly get and take cell phone calls or texts. Most of the time it was only an hour or two but I would be sitting there doing nothing while she was chatting it up. Drove me up a tree. My time was valuable too. She would always apologize saying that was important blah blah blah.....little things add up.
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Now, I don't have a problem when an emergency comes up or something important happens, but if it were me I would excuse myself and take care of such text or call. 
...did you tell everyone it was God?
I was so proud of Sam yesterday. I asked her if she was going to a friends party friday night. In her exact words...Vegas theme, boys, girls + hot tub. I don't think I should go. I think things will go on that I shouldn't be around. 

. (and so what if he was homesick? Then I know I?ve done a good job of parenting.)