We Used To Take Turns Going Outside To Point The Antenna At St. Louis Or Cape Girardeau, For Pete's Sake, Depending On Whether The Football Cardinals Were Home Or Away
I got out of the web design business the same way I got into it – kicking and screaming. I quit because I couldn't keep 
up with the technology. I was spending half my work week just reading and figuring out new things. It was fun but frustrating.
Since then, I havent paid much attention to the technology swirling all around me. My cell phone only makes calls. No photos, no movies, just talk. My CD player just plays store-bought discs, no MP3s or any of that stuff. I don't own a DVD player. I know what an iPod is – I saw one once – but have no idea how one works. Satellite radio? Really? I'm told there is a way now to pause live television, but I don't believe it.
» The More You Have, The More You End Up Wanting from CoreCharacter
"Material possessions aren’t inherently bad. A Mercedes 300 isn’t evil. It's the endless and constant pursuit of material possessions, and the belief that those possessions have the power to make you happy, that is problematic. You see... [Read More]
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