With no car, the pace of life was slow. You miss just getting to see people on your way to work. Back in Texas, they're driving again and more aware of the negative effect of life at warp speed. We wanted to see our friends after being gone for so long, but it would take months to get appointments with them, remarked Dr. Ward. So in their new life they're making connections to people a top priority.
Home schooling requires family interaction.
Their new church and new friends are in the neighborhood, steps instead of miles away. Human interaction is part of the richness of being people. Experts say this is the key to time management, to use our time to make our lives better. Otherwise, we become servants to high tech rather than the other way around. All Rights Reserved.