Feb 8/12, 12:56 AM
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Alastair Bird Vancouver
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The Amish Project
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Feb 8/12, 08:19 PM
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Peter Wm. Richardson North of Orangeville ON
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It is an interesting idea and not one that is that hard to accomplish. Except for the cell phone, I have done this on several occasions, though mostly for less than 30 days and it is very refreshing, I might add. You would be amazed at how much time one has, by simply turning off the computers!
Peter Wm. Richardson Photojournalist peterw@journalist.com |
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Mar 8/12, 06:44 PM
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Vern Faulkner St. Stephen, NB
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I spent my childhood living without running water, functioning sewer, telephone, tv, or - for a while - electricity.
I know I can go off the grid. I do it when I camp. But just because I *can* doesn't mean I *have* to. Because I'm growed up now, and have all the things I didn't have as a kid. Save for tv, because well, tv sucks. That's why we have netflix. |
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