Meeting at Sue's, Pat declared the winner 
Just Loosen

I'm not sure about you, but I wish this digital age had passed me by. Its difficult to ignore as its integrated into our everyday life.

The young ones have no fear, and therein lies the difference. We ARE afraid we might break something or be unable to return to our starting point.

One evening, watching an interesting programme on the T.V. A button on the remote was pressed in error. Result, black screen. My husband had dropped off clutching the hand control and I woke him up trying to loosen his grip. We tried everything to no avail so took a look in the booklet, which might as well have been written in Klingon. The decision was made to press every button starting at the top. Fortunately the 2^nd and 3^rd buttons restored the picture and sound. Hooray. By then, of course, we had missed all the interesting parts of the story. Now the remote is in a remote place, just in case.

The battery had worn out on my mobile and as it was less expensive to purchase a new phone than a new battery , went ahead. The helpful young sales lady transferred all my contacts onto the new one, or so I thought. However only half of them were there...how annoying was that.

Now, I am not against new technology, just think of the Space Station. Then there’s PokeMon. It apparently means Pocket Monkey. I don't understand how people can spend so much time searching for things that aren’t there! Life is too short for this, and I do wonder if the next generation will be able to tell the difference between the real and the unreal world.

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