what's really important in life

[rocketsocks]

Many things we do alone, read a book, swing a baseball bat, drive a car, post online. But when were with our friends and loved ones, it's best to be with our friends and loved ones. Technology is great, but don't forget what's really important in life, cheers all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R60iNnr4P0

[Wise Old Owl]

Darn - I thought you were going to post something dramatic like the virtues of cyber hiking on WB!

[likeahike]

"what's really important in life" -brought to us via youtube. Ironic?

[Ricky&Jack]

"what's really important in life" -brought to us via youtube. Ironic?

Youtube is important.

It taught me how to Cook stir-fry chicken, play the harmonica, and also to remove/clean the carburetor on my motor scooter.

Plus, it has some really cute videos of cats.

[DavidNH]

great video!

[Teacher & Snacktime]

OK RS....got it. But don't forget about us completely please.

[likeahike]

point missed!

[Wise Old Owl]

He does this just a few days prior to a Sabbatical of a nature walk, (less postin)When you are this down to earth... The rest doesn't matter... it's all good.

Hey I got out there today,,, deep in the green woods... the solar panels worked and they were strapped to the backside of the pack...felt like 90 degrees - the dog ...well with all that hair... I quit early.

[rocketsocks]

point missed!

Nope, it was ironic, you were right, but I think everybody got it. I love technology, cyber hikin, postin...and all that jazz.
Just a reminder to also engage....In person.

[Wise Old Owl]

Yea we got to get out there again... you up for it? give me a call

[rocketsocks]

Youtube is important.

It taught me how to Cook stir-fry chicken, play the harmonica, and also to remove/clean the carburetor on my motor scooter.

Plus, it has some really cute videos of cats.

and puppys

great video!

My wife sent it to me I thought so to.

OK RS....got it. But don't forget about us completely please.

I'll never forget you guys, my RI Buds

He does this just a few days prior to a Sabbatical of a nature walk, (less postin)When you are this down to earth... The rest doesn't matter... it's all good.

Hey I got out there today,,, deep in the green woods... the solar panels worked and they were strapped to the backside of the pack...felt like 90 degrees - the dog ...well with all that hair... I quit early.

I do need my sabbaticals every now and again, but this was just a public service announcement

[Old Hiker]

To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.

[lemon b]

Mother nature and family.

[rocketsocks]

To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.

You forgot the Mwaaaaaaaahhhhhaaaahaahah, and gurgled death rattle.

[rocketsocks]

Mother nature and family.

I too strive to find the balance between the internet and my time in the today's a good day in the N.East for an outing, beautiful out right now. See ya.

[Teacher & Snacktime]

Strife and I were walking around town last week when we passed a car parked in a dark, wooded corner behind the Burger King. Given it's relative isolation and the appearance that the occupants were a teenage couple, I thought "uh oh, making out" and turned my gaze away to afford them what privacy I could (and to spare myself the visual). Since the path we were on however led us about 3 ft from the car, of course I got a glimpse of the passengers: a pair of teenagers, boy and girl, side by side in the front seat, each with heads down reading their phones.

Good Lord, what have we become when hormone-riddled kids no longer know what to do when alone in a car in an isolated spot?

[moose717]

Strife and I were walking around town last week when we passed a car parked in a dark, wooded corner behind the Burger King. Given it's relative isolation and the appearance that the occupants were a teenage couple, I thought "uh oh, making out" and turned my gaze away to afford them what privacy I could (and to spare myself the visual). Since the path we were on however led us about 3 ft from the car, of course I got a glimpse of the passengers: a pair of teenagers, boy and girl, side by side in the front seat, each with heads down reading their phones.

Good Lord, what have we become when hormone-riddled kids no longer know what to do when alone in a car in an isolated spot?

Too funny ^^ !!
I was on a cleanup hike a couple of months ago in Ramapo SF. We stopped about 1/2 way through at a pond to have some lunch. It was a beautiful day ... not a cloud in the sky about 70 degrees and you could see the fish jumping in the water. Three young kids hiked up and sat down in front of us at the waters edge. I happened to glance down at them and all three of them had their heads down tapping away on their phones. It was funny but kind of sad.

[rocketsocks]

Strife and I were walking around town last week when we passed a car parked in a dark, wooded corner behind the Burger King. Given it's relative isolation and the appearance that the occupants were a teenage couple, I thought "uh oh, making out" and turned my gaze away to afford them what privacy I could (and to spare myself the visual). Since the path we were on however led us about 3 ft from the car, of course I got a glimpse of the passengers: a pair of teenagers, boy and girl, side by side in the front seat, each with heads down reading their phones.

Good Lord, what have we become when hormone-riddled kids no longer know what to do when alone in a car in an isolated spot?

Ha, that's funny, maybe they were doin a google search on..."My first Kiss"

[Teacher & Snacktime]

Ha, that's funny, maybe they were doin a google search on..."My first Kiss"

That would be TOO sad, RS. They're meant to learn by fumbling around like we had to!




(uh oh, opened a door there...let's see who walks through )

[Another Kevin]

Ha, that's funny, maybe they were doin a google search on..."My first Kiss"

Better than doing one on 'Emergency Contraception', I suppose.