I don’t know of many people complaining about this ever-changing world more than myself.
I know change is sometimes important to improve quality of life. The thing that upsets me recently is the complex nature of the modern TV, with all the remotes, instructions, acronyms and accessories. I don’t need 1,000 channels to keep up with the Joneses. It seems that every time a new technology comes about, my blood pressure goes up with it.
I learned things for 60 years of my life to no avail. Now I’m dumber than a box of rocks when it comes to modern day things. I’m done with learning how — I just want to relax and enjoy what’s left.
Bruce Barringer Sr.
Scotia
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