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What's on My iPhone 6s Part 2

Because one article wasn't enough

Candice Joy Henthorn

Jul 17, 2017

William Jessup University

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Last week, I introduced you to my iPhone 6s and began a series of posts where I take you on a tour of the apps I have on my phone. Last week, I showed you my Church, Eat, Extras, and Games folders as well as a variety of apps from those folders. This week, I will show you the next row of folders on my phone. So, without further ado, let's get this party started!

Health Folder

In this folder, I have 7 Cups of Tea, which is an app that lets you talk to people when you want to or need to vent, but can't talk to anyone for whatever reason; Anthem BC, which is basically an app for my health insurance; Baritastic, which is a meal planner and meal tracking app for people who are planning on getting or have gotten bariatric surgery; Clue, which is a period tracking app; Red Cross First Aid; Apple Health; iDream, which is a noise maker app for when you're sleeping; Maven, which is an on-demand women's health app that basically lets you video chat with any type of physician you need (NOTE: IF YOU USE MY CODE WJCH YOU CAN GET AN APPOINTMENT FOR FREE!); MyFitnessPal; onpatientPHR, which is a patient portal for a specialist I saw; Pain Tracker Lite, which is a chronic pain tracker; PCOS Diet and PCOS Diva are apps for women who struggle with PCOS; Power Nap, which is a timer app for taking quick power naps; MyQuest which is a patient portal for Quest Diagnostics; Steps, Water Reminder, and WebMD.

The first app I will focus on is Clue. For the longest time, I was using Eve, but for some reason, I decided I didn't like it anymore and switched to Clue. I love the visuals of this app and I also love the way they track your symptoms.

The next app I will focus on is Cat Nap. As you can see, it has a little cat and a timer up to 30 minutes. My go-to length of a cat nap is 30 minutes, I love the Heavy Rain white noise and the Morning song.

Finally, the iDream app is an app that has different noises that you can play while you sleep if you need some kind of white noise.

Jobs Folder

This is where I have the Dasher app for DoorDash, Everlance which tracks my miles; Indeed, Monster, Simply Hired, Snagajob, Switch, and Workpop are job search apps.

Monies Folder

This is where I have all apps that have to do with money! Empower is a budgeting app, Tilt and Venmo are money requesting apps, and then I have US Bank and Apple Wallet.

Empower is a great app that helps you budget and organize your spending. It connects to your bank account and tells you how much you currently have in your account and helps you figure out the best amount to spend in a month. It also helps you categorize each time you spend your money.

Lifestyle Folder

Finally, my Lifestyle Folder has a bunch of apps that I don't use all the time, but I'm glad I have for when I do need them. So let's look at my Lifestyle apps:
5-0 Radio is a police scanner; ASL Dictionary; Buzzfeed; ClickOnD is a Detroit news app (I have this app because I worked there last summer and like to keep it in my prayers and such); Dreamdays is a countdown app; Google Drive; ESPN; Meme Generator; Apple iBooks; iDream, which is a dream interpreting app; Influenster, which is a great app where they send you free stuff for you to review; KKCO 11 News, which is a news app for the town in Colorado I used to live in; Medium, which is another blog site; My Subscription Addiction, which is an app I downloaded because it has a list of a ton of subscription boxes; Apple News; Apple Notes; Penzu, which is a journal app; QR Reader; Detroit Red Wings; Google Sheets; Suburban Bug Identifyer, which I downloaded because in my old residence I would find all these little bugs that would fly into my room (I never figured out what the bugs were, but oh well); This AM, which is another news app; Toluna, which has surveys, and UrbanDictionary.

Below is the app, DreamDays. As you can see, my soonest event that I'm counting down to is a visit to Mount Shasta. Then, I have a countdown to Rehearsal Camp for the music department at Jessup, and finally the first day of school.

Finally, This AM has 8 different news stories that you can swipe up to go through, and click on to read more. I love this app because especially when school starts, I like to sit and read the news stories while I eat breakfast. There are 8 stories picked by Refinery29 for you to read that range from political, science, and entertainment news.

I hope you enjoyed this installment of What's on My iPhone 6s. Tune in next week for my Movies, Music, Photography, and School folders!

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We don't buy into these... just like how we don't buy our friends.

8. "The whole philanthropy thing isn't real, right?"

7. "I don't need to buy my friends."

6. "Oh, so I'll bet you love to drink."

5. "Can you tell me some of your secrets?"

4. "What do you do at your meetings?"

3. "Do you guys haze really badly?"

2. "Is it just like in the movies?"

1. "Sororities are so basic."

There are plenty of obstacles that come when taking care of kids, but it's a very rewarding experience.

1. You get excited when the parents purchase season passes to the pool.

2. You've become friends with the stay-at-home moms in town.

3. You get a chance to eat "kid foods" again.

4. You've traded in your cute purse for a large tote bag.

5. You have at least one car seat in your backseat.

6. Their nap time is your happy time.

7. Lunch time can be a disaster.

8. You have to play the same board games repeatedly.

9. You catch yourself using the same lines your parents once told you.

10. Your "mom-mode" kicks in at times.

11. Your heart melts a little when they do something cute.

You'll never find any souvenirs with your name on it

1. You know you are up next when the teacher pauses while taking attendance

2. When “I’m going to do my very best to make sure I know all your names” is said, it may or may be an empty promise

3. “Wow! That sounds so cool! Where is your family from?”

4. You dread when people ask you to repeat your name over and over because it “sounds so cool when you say it”

5. There’s a 50/50 chance that your name will come back either correct or incorrect at Starbucks

6. People try to find shorter, easier nicknames for you instead of calling you by your actual name

7. When someone famous or fictional character shares your name, you get so happy

8. “What’s your name?” “It’s [name]” “I’m sorry, what was it again?”

9. You’ve pretty much seen every misspelling and heard every mispronunciation of your name throughout your life

10. When you find another person with an “ethnic” sounding name, you both get excited

11. Despite the struggles, your name is pretty unique… just like you

Can I be excused for the rest of my life?

Don't Be That Person

1. “Oh, so you/your family are immigrants!”

2. “Is Puerto Rico near Mexico?”

3. “Do you speak Puerto Rican?”

4. “You look too light/dark to be Puerto Rican.”

5. “Do I need my passport to go to Puerto Rico?”

6. “Geez, you are obsessed with your flag. We get it, you’re Puerto Rican.”

7. “Why are you so loud?”

8. “So does your family know English?”

9. “Oh my god, Puerto Ricans are so spicy.”

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11. “Are you Mexican?”

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