How the apple grew

Quickly changing from country, “Romeo save me, their tryna tell me how to feel, this love is difficult, but its real.” To pop, “We could’ve had it all, rolling in the deep, you had my heart inside of your hand and you played it to the beat.” The IPod is multiple genre. My IPod is my best friend: During class, while studying, while running, while walking, when I’m bored, when I’m playing C.O.D, basically anywhere it can fit in my schedule, it will go. Before I leave my room I never forget to slip it in my pocket, its as important as my cell phone.
The IPod is evolving, changes from its first generation to the current sixth generation, is just amazing when you think about it. Starting off as 1,000 songs in your pocket and the size of a deck of cards in 2001. Turned into a touch screen with a camcorder and the ability to Face Time chat with music still its major priority in 2010. What will the IPod become in 2013?
The anticipation of what it will be like the year I graduate is overwhelming. Will I continue to touch? Or will it be voice command? I wonder, really, what will be in store for me. The possibilities are endless.
To me, music is more than just music. It’s the remedy for when I’m feeling melancholy. It’s a way to make me calm down when I just want to punch the wall. I can always find a song that relates to how I’m feeling and I just hit the repeat button and starting singing along loudly, as if nothings wrong. When I listen to it, I feel as though I’m in another world, I just zone out.
IPod I apologize for using you so much, but you don’t understand how much I yearn for you. You are more to me then some electronically device. You’ve become my life.
I’m Sorry, Jocey