In my bed room. I first took in inside my old document to do, to go on, and started writing important document again.

Here are the answers to your questions based on the story:

1. The writer discovered one hundred and twenty-five missed calls and messages on their phone.

2. The story does not explicitly state who invited the writer, as it appears to be the writer's own wedding day.

3. The story does not provide the name or specific identity of the writer's husband.

4. The writer dealt with the equivalent of 75 shillings ($25 \text{ tables} \times 3 \text{ shillings/table}$).

5. The writer earned 75 shillings from the tables.

6. The source of the writer's income was payments from the twenty-five tables at the wedding.

7. The story does not state the writer's job or profession.

8. The writer's marital status is married or about to be married, as it is their wedding day.

9. Two dangerous things about technology, as implied by the story, are:

   • It can lead to an overwhelming number of notifications and distractions, causing important things to be overlooked.
   • It can cause over-reliance, leading one to neglect traditional, more reliable methods for remembering important dates or information.

10. One advice to the writer, as stated in the story, is not to use technology too much.