My simple hopes are to reign in and better manage my budget … and be more present for my family.

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Glen: Not a stupid question at all. I know of no resource like that. Google has made me exceedingly lazy. Whenever I have a question like that, I just ask the overlords of the giant G and they bestow upon me an answer. That would be a really cool resource to put together, though.

Systeria: I think, for me anyway, it’s depth more than length. I don’t know about you, but I haven’t read a lot of good fiction online. When I’m online, I read a lot of worthy material, but a lot of it is functional text. There isn’t a lot of escapism going on. When I say I want to read old fashioned books more, I’m saying that I want to get lost in a story or pulled along in dialogue. I’m of the minority opinion that fiction will make it’s way to the digital domain eventually, but it isn’t there yet, and as of now, I miss curling up with good ink.

Glen: Not a stupid question at all. I know of no resource like that. Google has made me exceedingly lazy. Whenever I have a question like that, I just ask the overlords of the giant G and they bestow upon me an answer. That would be a really cool resource to put together, though.

Systeria: I think, for me anyway, it’s depth more than length. I don’t know about you, but I haven’t read a lot of good fiction online. When I’m online, I read a lot of worthy material, but a lot of it is functional text. There isn’t a lot of escapism going on. When I say I want to read old fashioned books more, I’m saying that I want to get lost in a story or pulled along in dialogue. I’m of the minority opinion that fiction will make it’s way to the digital domain eventually, but it isn’t there yet, and as of now, I miss curling up with good ink.

Glen: Not a stupid question at all. I know of no resource like that. Google has made me exceedingly lazy. Whenever I have a question like that, I just ask the overlords of the giant G and they bestow upon me an answer. That would be a really cool resource to put together, though.

Systeria: I think, for me anyway, it’s depth more than length. I don’t know about you, but I haven’t read a lot of good fiction online. When I’m online, I read a lot of worthy material, but a lot of it is functional text. There isn’t a lot of escapism going on. When I say I want to read old fashioned books more, I’m saying that I want to get lost in a story or pulled along in dialogue. I’m of the minority opinion that fiction will make it’s way to the digital domain eventually, but it isn’t there yet, and as of now, I miss curling up with good ink.

Still, it does raise the question for me, as to why we’re still drawing a line between digital reading and the reading of good ol’ fashioned books. Is it a length thing, or a depth thing, or an experience thing?

Understand that I am too, I’m just trying to articulate to myself why, because I’m not making a very good argument to me.

Systeria’s last blog post..My Life, Somebody Else’s Box

Still, it does raise the question for me, as to why we’re still drawing a line between digital reading and the reading of good ol’ fashioned books. Is it a length thing, or a depth thing, or an experience thing?

Understand that I am too, I’m just trying to articulate to myself why, because I’m not making a very good argument to me.

Systeria’s last blog post..My Life, Somebody Else’s Box

Still, it does raise the question for me, as to why we’re still drawing a line between digital reading and the reading of good ol’ fashioned books. Is it a length thing, or a depth thing, or an experience thing?

Understand that I am too, I’m just trying to articulate to myself why, because I’m not making a very good argument to me.

Systeria’s last blog post..My Life, Somebody Else’s Box

I.e. I really like seeing things like re-solutions because you see the word in a new light. Just like disease is really formed from dis-ease.

Maybe I’m weird ;)

I would appreciate any resources though…

Cheers,
Glen

Glen Allsopp’s last blog post..One Simple Action to Improve at Anything

I.e. I really like seeing things like re-solutions because you see the word in a new light. Just like disease is really formed from dis-ease.

Maybe I’m weird ;)

I would appreciate any resources though…

Cheers,
Glen

Glen Allsopp’s last blog post..One Simple Action to Improve at Anything

Kip de Moll’s last blog post..Perpetual Motion