Your life without a computer: what does it look like?
Throughout my teenage years this was how it was – no computers. I remember the transition from using the typewriter to the computer when I was in the University, and at the time I was impressed I didn’t have to waste paper or use the typing correction liquid. But back to the topic if no computers. While I doubt we’ll ever be faced with this event ever happening in the future, I’d like to imagine how I can thrive in the remote instance it does…
My book shelf might start to be filled with books once again. I will probably resume reading the books that I’ve kicked off on that are now gathering dust. Then after I finish reading them, I will make space for new books by donating (or exchanging) them at the neighborhood street library.
As for communications, I will have to stock up on stamps, dig up my organizer to record phone numbers.
Travel will be trickier and will definitely be more costly. I don’t even know if I will still have a job if computers are gone as everything requires email and internet. If I somehow still have a budget for travel, it will mean booking tickets at the airline ticketing offices. As for booking hotels or BnBs, I will most likely it through a travel agent. Maybe, just like in 2020, D and I will focus on in-country travels and staycations. In case we need directions when driving, we can always stop by an establishment and ask. Just like the old days.
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