Wednesday; May 8
I enjoy modern technology. It is easy to jump on the bandwagon of a movement to condemn modern advances, but the truth of the matter is that I have embraced it and am thankful for it. I have a smart phone, several computers, television sets with digital capabilities and all kinds of cool stuff. I can’t tell you the last time I actually purchased a paper book and it if weren’t for the electronic adaptations made by the print media, I probably wouldn’t have read a newspaper or magazine for a long time. Yes, I like living in the 21 st Century! Now, having said all that, I must admit that all this “stuff” does tend to distract me. No, I am not just talking about distracted driving, I am talking about distracted living! With the world at my fingertips, too often I lose sight of what is right in front of me. Whether it is a beautiful flower in the garden, the smile of a young child in the line at the grocery store, the wisdom of an older person at church or the magnificence of the