Case.

I struggle with decisions. It is most likely my biggest downfall. I hate deciding anything that has a long term impact or will influence/impact others.

So I was in need of a new iPhone case, for my new phone. I searched and searched online trying to figure out which one was exactly what I wanted it to be. Did I want hard? Soft? An Otterbox? A screen protector? There were too many options. I was slightly overwhelmed. I started looking before I even had my phone and after the phone arrived I had still yet to purchase a case.

In the end the phone case I chose was a result of need. I went all of Thanksgiving weekend worrying about my phone knowing I needed a case. It wasn't until Monday (the holiday) that Brent and I finally had time to go and look for one because I ruled out buying online due to time of delivery. While walking into the store I then had the misfortune of having the phone fall out of my pocket. The small scratch on the side of the phone made me even more desperate for a case. Walmart had two styles to pick froma nd three different colours. The choices were limited and that was what I liked.

I went with a pink case. It is soft and rubber. Thick enough to be protective and has a texture that isnt super anoying. In the end I have a case for my phone. It cost a little more then I wanted to pay (ebay is so cheap compaired to stores). But I have a case, my phone is safe and I am happy with the end result.

The issue now is that I have to worry about picking a case for my new MacBook Air. I cannot decide AGAIN what type to get. I know I need something and so the decisions begin. I think I want purple. So that much is decided. But I SUCK at making decisions. Why must there be so many options?

Update: I bought a case. The first case I came across in a store designed for the 13 inche MacBook Air. It was cheaper then online (bonus) and was super cute (hot pink with white polkadots!) so I bought a new protective sleeve for it thanks to Winners. So, when provided with limited selection (ie when you live in Chatham) I am a successful and pleasant shopper!