Fashioning the Body: Versions of the Citizen, the Self, and the Subject

The walkie-talkie resembles the human body, but also is formed for the part of the body that is meant to use it, a hand.  

In the voice of the object:

I am Walker, a walkie-talkie.  I reach my hand up towards the sky searching for connection.  Press on my foot to walk the talk.  Speak to my face and I shall reply, but I may just have to adjust the volume control with my ear.

I am a cute little fellow who wears Morse code clothes.  I have a big heart that powers my body and a brain that receives all the info (that is in turn projected/voiced).  In my back pocket I carry my information.  I was born in China.  I have a twin sister and a very large family.  A bunch of us came over to America and from there we separated into our own dwellings.
I lived with my twin sister for a while until I moved to Value Village where I lived along amongst many other families.
I am not living with an awesome roommate, Julia who takes pretty good care of me.
Today, Julia took me along to the college where she teaches.  The students were very nice.  Said I looked like Kenny from South Park.  I don't mind the nickname.