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The time is quickly approaching when you will have to make a decision about the technology in your life.
There has never been anything as intrusive as technology in our lives. At the time of writing this article, Apple has created a technology that can map any room the phone enters.
This data can be beamed back to Apple and saved and all of your privacy goes along with it.
Facial recognition, data collection, and censorship are all reasons why people are pulling away from this world of high-tech oversight. Sure, it’s nice to get some free stuff and have some fun on social media, there are consequences.
What are we losing that once made our society great? Let’s talk about doing 5 things the way Grandma did.
Talk to the Neighbors
The age of communicating with neighbors is all but dead in America. We rush home from work and hide in our homes in front of Netflix.
There was a time when people spent their evenings together. The time has long passed for this and it would seem that we are headed towards a dark time of isolation.
Mom had it right!
Cook from Scratch
Grandma made it all from scratch, from pies to dumplings, and no one made it better! This from-scratch cooking skill was born of necessity. Because of convenience, we have lost this skill, though it is the key to good health.
Keep a Paper Calendar
A paper calendar and to-do list are crucial to your success in day-to-day life. Have something you can hold and check off on as tasks are completed.
Send Letters
An all-but-dead art is that of sending letters. How special a day can be when you receive a handwritten letter from someone you love.
Keep a Photo Album
We have all the pictures this day and age but we stand to lose them all as the digital age comes to an end. Or if we lose that thumb drive. You need some real pictures in a photo album.