See you on the other side - switching off at sunset
Sundown March 9 to sundown March 10 is the national day of switching off the internet and reconnecting with real life. Wonder how quiet it will get on CS? I won't sneak in to peek.Well, I hope I won't
"The idea behind the day was to challenge people to keep their electronic devices unplugged and unused for 24 hours in order to give themselves the chance to take a break and spend time relaxing with family, friends, or alone."
Read books, meet a friend to blether in real life, go for walks, and of course work on the house, lots (LOTS) to do. I don't spend much time on the internet during the day, tend to spend too much time at night. But I can do this. Good idea.
If you do it, what will you do with the time you are getting back for yourself? Could you even do it? Very few people I know could. Not entirely sure myself that I can, good grief, 24 hours, of COURSE I can.
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Around 3 hours to sunset for me, I am rushing round ODing on comments
Does this include taking phone calls?
Internet alone might be fairly doable.
I am not going to switch off anything. I am using a VPN, so have access to everything.
What a ghastly idea!
I have not been on-line all week.
I have some catching up to do.
It is still light outside but I think the sun is down.
as long as my refrigerator is on, life is good.