We never bought allot of newspapers , but we still buy NP like we did before the internet ~ if they went totally digital we’d miss the Saturday Advertiser ( Adelaide, South Aust ~ only 6 days a week newspaper ) we buy the Sunday mail.I could live without anything electronic re: iPhone and internet, computer. Would be simpler. Would enjoy a private land line though.
I do need my car.
I still pay some bills by snail mail, write letters by snail mail (and people love getting them, believe me) to keep up on my handwriting practice, fine motor function.
Having lived without an indoor toilet, no washing machine or dryer, no internet or computer...I could live without them. I prefer simple life, doing things physical, outdoors not being connected to everyone and everything under the sun.
I enjoy having the internet to learn more things and be able to order things mailed to me or dropped off rather than have to go out and find things, drive in traffic or have to load them in my car these days. Trellises, mulch, dirt, bricks, block, plants, pots, bird feedings all get dropped off usually these days.
I often miss encyclopedias and dictionaries, newspapers, though. The physicality of it, the turning of paper pages, not having to electronically CHARGE yet another battery.
We buy a local (country area ) paper that comes out once a week , and often pick up a free Seniors newspaper at the Dances we attend
We both still enjoy sitting down with a cuppa to read the local news ( that’s exactly what DH is doing right now )
It’s Morning tea time for us Aussies right now …
@CooCooforCoCoPuffs
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