Today I
came across a video that had been shared on Facebook by one of my cousins. It
was not the first time I had viewed this video, but I watched it again as if it
was my first time. The video was a spoken word poem titled "Look Up".
You may have seen it before. In a nutshell, it suggests that we spend less time
consumed with technology, specifically mobile devices, video, games, and the
internet/social media. The poet stressed that by allowing these forms of
technology to consume so much of our time we are missing the special moments in
life and eliminating others from our lives, ultimately isolating ourselves by
becoming engrossed in a virtual reality. It also stated that too often we seek
validation through social media or we allow it to make us unsatisfied with our
own lives because others edit their lives to share only the best parts.
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Friday, October 23, 2015
It's Okay to Not Share
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Facebook,
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Monday, July 7, 2014
The No Cable Experience Update
Epic Fail!!!!
So I disconnected my cable approximately two months ago and
have been watching the tube for just about the same amount of time. Who knew
that there was so much to watch on Hulu and Netflix? Not to mention that I NEVER have to watch a re-run.
Every episode is new to me! My
television watching has gone into overdrive. Who would've thunk it?
Saturday, May 10, 2014
The No Cable Experience (Experiment)
Day 1 – May 9, 2014
So … I returned my cable boxes today.
I have been considering doing this since last summer and
today I finally pulled the plug (literally). Why? After thinking about it extensively,
I’d reached the point of sheer annoyance and cheapness at the thought of paying
$100 each month to watch 10 channels. Yes, there are more available, but I never
watch them. Ergo, I was wasting money.
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