Did you know that today is National Day of Unplugging? I don’t know if I will celebrate it fully, but I do like the idea of unplugging sometimes. What about you? Do you take breaks from technology? I try to, but my breaks tend to be small breaks – mostly lounging in my tiny backyard with a book.
If you were going to unplug, how should you do it? Take my latest quiz to find out: How Should You Unplug? Let me know what you get on and how you prefer to unplug.
10 replies on “How Should You Unplug?”
I got you should write something out that is down my ally i do that anyway.
Perfect! And I love doing that too 🙂
Write something out/read a paper book
Sounds great! I am pretty sure you read paper books occasionally, right?
I own quite a few, only finished reading 2.
I got “You Should Spend Time in Nature”, but I definitely should not! Nothing stresses me out more than a weekend in the country, with lots of bugs and mold and damp and nothing to do. (Years and years of summer vacations with the family talking there–I definitely know whereof I speak!)
I do get unplugged very often, though–every Shabbat, plus the Jewish Torah-holidays!
I noticed a lot of the National Day of Unplugging events were Shabbat related. Seems like a lovely thing to look forward to every week.
And yes, you definitely belong in the city 😉 Maybe a park counts as nature?
If Central Park counts as nature, then count me in. 🙂 (Or our local Fort Tryon Park, that’s lovely, too. It’s the one with The Cloisters in it.)
Fort Tryon Park looks lovely! I’m going to have to check it out whenever I end up in NYC again.
I got “write something out” which I actually hadn’t considered much for myself. It’s a pretty good idea though 🙂