We used to write letters and make phone calls. We used to email each other... Now it's all "texting." Encyclopedias have been replaced by the Internet. Our grandkids will never know the wonder of going to the shelf to pull out the right volume of The World Book to find answers to various and random "ponderments."
I USED to draw with paper and pencil! I haven't done that in so long, it's hard to remember.
Turning SIXTY-FIVE, I wonder what I'll miss in the years to come. How will we communicate? What will kids be playing with? How will we get from one place to another. It also makes me think of how the world changed in my parents' lives... How their tales of days gone by are now my stories... The world didn't stand still as I aged.. And it won't stop changing ever! Things my parents never imagined have happened... And as hard as I try to picture the future... Who knows what will become part of our lives.
So --- as my personal landmark looms ahead, I snuggle down in front of a large screen tv that weighs a mere fraction of ones of days gone by... I type on a blue tooth keyboard to my iPad (another wonderment) ---LOOK MOM ~ No WIRES! And set off to today's commitment to "A Drawing A Day" with my pointer finder dancing across my iPad screen... And here are some offerings from 2016!
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