Life without phone

How a week without my phone in the wilderness of California changed my life.

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This world is broke

Someone from Coos Bay, Oregon, US posted a whisper, which reads "Sometimes I wish technology would fail and we had to go back to a world without cell phones, internet and social media. "

Tell me you love life ,without telling me you love life. PERIOD. Bits & pieces of places and me from a while back. 🍷🤍

What I want in life: ◦ Go for walks often maybe even some runs. Go with Jameson it’s good quality time together without phones. ◦ Make sure Pickles is living a good healthy life. Take him more places. Let him see the world. ◦ Have frequent date nights(especially without cellphone use) Do fun things like a trampoline park or arcades and at home date nights! ◦ Bake more often. Practice makes perfect! ◦ Get a new car. ◦ Host more family nights. Game nights. Holidays. Dinner nights. Spend…

Phubbing: snubbing people for your phone. We've probably all experienced it — heck, we've probably all done it at one point or another — or at least it's likely to be familiar. Someone in a restaurant waiting for their friends to put their phones down. A family gathering where people are no longer talking to each other. A teacher without the attention of their students. A child failing to get the attention of an adult who's trying to process some messages on their phone.