Untechnological.

I know that may not technically be a word. But it is how I often feel in regards to all the gizmos and gadgets that are constantly in front of me.

I will admit...we may be some of the few people who don't have internet on our phones. We have Ipod shuffles, but only because we run. We do have computers and a DVD player, but that's about our extent.

Recently we got a new TV and I was just hoping the other day that I could get it to the point where we could watch the movie I had put in.

When did I lose touch? I used to know about most things..but then technology boomed too fast for me I guess. I don't have a smart phone. I don't know how to use those scan things on a smart phone. I don't have the video games on my phone that are constantly being played by everyone you see everywhere you are.

And you know what? I am ok with it. I don't think there is anything wrong with it. And more power to you for keeping up. But I just don't feel the need. I liked my Bible that is falling apart today in church, when everyone around me seemed to be pulling up the text on their phones. I like turning the pages, being able to write in it. I will probably never own a Kindle either. I think it's amazing to have that many books in such a small space. But I can't see myself with one.

I just purchased Emily some toys for Christmas and purposely picked some out that did not light up or talk. I don't want her to be over stimulated. (That comes from working with autistic kids.)But I just want her to have some simple things too.

I know myself and know that I can get caught up in too much of the stuff at times. But for now, I'll take not being technological savy and using my internet free phone and paperback books and Bible.