Where is my Draft?

I totally started a post on my iphone a week ago.  Now I can't find it to publish it.  Lame.  May try the other blog space after all.  (I know that it saved).  anyway, I am in the market for a new phone, but how much of a market remains to be seen.  I learned how to sync my iphone contacts with my google contacts properly.  Huzzah!  https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2753077  It's there.  Last time I reset my phone there was a loss of probably 25%.  Hoping to do things.  I want to float the Oneida narrows, but, I guess, I would prefer with friends I know, not Spencer's group.  The main problem is that it is competing with the craft fair--and there was a certain Geometric art man that I want their business card, if they are still there.  (I have no monies to spend on art this month.)  PS4... you tease me.  The end.

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