Goodbye My Sony
By Salina Christmas

A graffiti on a temporary wall of a building site near Paul Street.

I saw this on my way to Moorgate during lunchtime. The Old Street-Shoreditch area has plenty of this artistic expression, being the home of London's thriving art, design and architecture scene. Not that I am aware of it at work. If you're in the middle of it, you tend not to notice.

I'm going to miss my old Sony Ericsson. But I'm going to have fun with my new iPhone.


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