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I've been making a living working on a computer since about 1987, I've seen computers change like crazy in the last 20 years. I couldn't live without my TIVO, or the widescreen tv. Can't play any kind of "trivial pursuit" anymore, the answer to everything is a quick google search away.
I don't believe all this great computer stuff has helped my kids any. One thing is for sure, they aren't afraid of them, They've knew how to insert a CD to play some educational game since they were about 3 or 4. But I think they spend way too much time on the computer or video games these days. I hate getting caught in Voicemail hell on the phone, with all our "networking" these days, seems when ever you call some company looking for help of some kind, you talk to someone who is trying to speak english, like it's their 4th language or something. Bottom line, I'd rather spend my time with family and friends, good tunes playing, and having a drink, and laughing and chatting it up, compared to anything else. And I like spending my time outside on those few weeks each year when we have some decent weather, like we're having right now. It's TIME FOR A CRAWFISH BOIL !!! |
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Join Date: May 2006
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The moral of this story is to enjoy each day as if it were your last. Because it just might be. Also Thank God for each day which is a gift. Some luck out with more days than others. Good Luck to you all that your number of days may be long! |
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