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This is something I've learned through trial and error. My mother was always there to remind me to be ready for anything. My excitement about going on my first ever camping trip with my grandkids and children was all I had to share with my mom. Today, she's all over me, offering guidance and advice regarding every possible scenario. I don’t mind my mom’s speaking. However, listening to her lectures can make things uncomfortable. Therefore, I attempted to conclude the entire thing quicker than I needed to. This was a huge error, as I've found out next day... or two..We left in our car and were going to drive it all the way to the campsite. I was hoping to recreate the rural feeling I shared with my father back in the day so I decided to go to one of the most remote spots. It turned out that the location was not located in an area with internet service. Our smartphones were out of service and we were alone, with no other camper to be seen. I'm sorry. I was hoping for a wonderful time off work.. Three days in the wild, in nature.. 24 hours into the camping trip and we were returning to the car.What did you do? There were no bars, or Internet access We had nothing. My laptop was on me and it didn't make it to the bag. I had a beautiful background ready to see my projector, which I carried to create large-screen effects videos. There was no Internet connection to Hulu, Netflix, or Disney+. They would check their emails, read their texts, keep up with school and so on. We packed and returned to our hotel. My children made sounds that resembled to tiny piglets sucking delicious food after they came out from the internet-free zone. I love my children. But that was simply embarrassing. They squealed, and moaned as their phones began to beep and signalling incoming text messages and emails.<img width="371" src=" |
