That was a very compelling and well thought out piece, Cecil, thank you. It makes me think how sad i have been as my kids were growing up that they could practically build their sensory world around digital communication and media. Thankfully as they have gotten older they broke out of that cocoon (some) and I hope they will more. Elizabeth is a hands on painter and sculptor and Albert does application development so he's in the game so to speak but in his spare time he likes to build stuff. So all is not lost but it has been tough raising kids in the digital age, i am sure you can relate on some level, it's like the more i denied them the more they obsessed. Digital is a great convenience but it sure isn't the end all. It's like what do you do with it or what could you do really without it. Thanks again, sorry i rambled that's supposed to be your job.
Hi John, finally somebody leaving a comment! Thanks! Yes, all of us parents had to figure that out at the beginning. Parents still do.
That was a very compelling and well thought out piece, Cecil, thank you. It makes me think how sad i have been as my kids were growing up that they could practically build their sensory world around digital communication and media. Thankfully as they have gotten older they broke out of that cocoon (some) and I hope they will more. Elizabeth is a hands on painter and sculptor and Albert does application development so he's in the game so to speak but in his spare time he likes to build stuff. So all is not lost but it has been tough raising kids in the digital age, i am sure you can relate on some level, it's like the more i denied them the more they obsessed. Digital is a great convenience but it sure isn't the end all. It's like what do you do with it or what could you do really without it. Thanks again, sorry i rambled that's supposed to be your job.