it is October & you might just see something like this.
BTW. i turned my phone off for one full day & my stress level plummeted. i felt as though i could fly because of the tremendous weight had been turned the BEEP off. we all should pick a day, once a week, where there is no cell phone on. everything & everyone will get in touch with you later. perhaps your Sabbath? #TurnOffCell
Wholeheartedly agree! It’s sooo liberating to disconnect… deep breaths… being out in nature… spending time with my cat… watching the birds bathing in the fountain… heaven.
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Yes, Reggie…there is nothing like it. Before cell phones people had to call your house & leave a message, we could return the call when we felt like it. Now i feel like i’m hit from all sides. I need to ignore it everyday for a few house…so that it becomes easier to breathe. ~amy
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We spent a week in Door County earlier this month and had no cell phone coverage. It was great!
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Hi Julie! Cell phones feel like nagging toddlers. I LOVED the way i felt with it off, that i’ve been leaving it behind. I carry it only when my children are out & about. I can get back to who ever wants me later. Thanks for the comment, its good to know that others feel the same way! ~amy
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You’ve thrown down the gauntlet, Amy. I’m going to do the same!!
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I turn it off at night. Sometimes for the entire week-end. And yes, it’s good to look at the leaves on the ground. 🙂
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I decided that my cell phone feels like a nagging toddler. Only this time around, i can turn it off! Peace & freedom to do as i please. Thank you for your comment! AND i’m glad you look at the ground too. ~amy
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And the trees and the skies and the waters of tje Seine. 😊 be good
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Yea I do that some days too, surprising how many more hours you find in the day! 😀
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I agree! I feel Free! i seldom take my phone with me anymore. when i shop, i leave it in the car. Thank you for sharing! ~amy
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So happy for you that you had a beautiful day using the off button. It’s maniacal is it not?
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I’ve written the same to all that have talked about the cell phone…i’ve decided that my phone is akin to a nagging toddler. Only with this toddler, i can look at it when i WANT to. Otherwise, leave me alone, i’m busy living!!! Life is so much lighter without it. Thank you, Gretchen. ~amy
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