Regarding the topic on Sunday, the issue isn't so much content of the sites, but, and this applies across the board regardless of race, religion, age, creed, etc. it's the seeming constant need to be in communication. I don't deny that cell phones are excellent inventions but we got along without them just fine before they were invented. Some segements of society need to remember that and unplug. One of the reasons I had such a wonderful time in DC was the fact that we didn't have a cell phone or text message or computer moment among the three of us from the time we arrived on Friday afternoon until we left today. I don't have a cell phone but Karen and David both left their phones off (I could be wrong they may have checked for messages when I wasn't around) and we had great fun. We laughed, we reminisced, we talked, we ate, we walked and talked, etc., etc., etc., and there was no need to be connected to anyone else. It was glorious. Now Karen will be off to a vacation in Moscow and St. Petersburg and David and I will be back at our respective desks, all with the memories of our wonderful escapist weekend in DC over Memorial Day. Ahh, life is good.
