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Albert Einstein...and the digital age manners...

I read an interesting article this morning in The West Australian newspaper about manners and the mobile phone. The journalist had canvassed a range of smartphone users, of all ages,  and asked for their comments about the use of their phones.  The article advised that "global studies have linked excessive mobile phone use to everything from depression and insomnia to loneliness and poor social skills."   The journalist suggested that for most people a mobile phone is "more than either a convenient gadget or a psychological disorder waiting to happen - it is a way of life". Later in the day a friend sent me an email which included all the photos in this post...the author and photographers are unknown.  They say that every picture tells a story... A visit to the Museum or Art Gallery I travel extensively and I have noticed that the use of mobile phones, in lieu of, and in situ with, face-to-face conversations has become more and more obviou...

New Year...Resolutions or Intentions?

Sydney Harbour 1 January 2013 (photo abc.net.au) I have decided this year to make New Year  'íntentions' rather than 'resolutions' and this quote by Albert Einstein, I think, says it all: Learn from yesterday Live for today Hope for tomorrow. I hope that 2013 for you will be filled with love, laughter, happiness, good health, opportunities...and good luck.