05-15-2015, 04:13 AM
Todd,
Yeah, I had the same thought. I decided it did focus the idea on what I meant defining ourselves meant. I didn't want to leave it at the whim of some pop-psy mag to define it. But yeah, I agree, it is a thin line. I also thought the idea of "strengths and weakness" also helped clarify the title. I could be over thinking it, but those are my rationales for having it that way, it is also why it is written as a parenthetical.
I think are thoughts were along the same line, but our quarters landed differently. I may read it tomorrow and decide to change it.
"maybe the smoothest reference to a texting culture I've seen."
Thanks for that. I've been wanting to write about this, but haven't seen a way to get into it. The article today gave me passage in. This idea affects nearly everyone in some way, plus it's kind of cool, in an experimental sort of way that the first all digital generation is just reaching adulthood. The effects of smartphones on women, especially mothers it has seemed to have lees than a positive overall impact on. If using ones cell phone while driving is worse than being drunk, then does that equal to a drunk mother raising her kids. I've already done one on a woman speeding through a school zone and running over a six years old girl. I also did one of a woman who was texting and ran right into a concrete column. I actually witnessed that.
Dale
Yeah, I had the same thought. I decided it did focus the idea on what I meant defining ourselves meant. I didn't want to leave it at the whim of some pop-psy mag to define it. But yeah, I agree, it is a thin line. I also thought the idea of "strengths and weakness" also helped clarify the title. I could be over thinking it, but those are my rationales for having it that way, it is also why it is written as a parenthetical.
I think are thoughts were along the same line, but our quarters landed differently. I may read it tomorrow and decide to change it.
"maybe the smoothest reference to a texting culture I've seen."
Thanks for that. I've been wanting to write about this, but haven't seen a way to get into it. The article today gave me passage in. This idea affects nearly everyone in some way, plus it's kind of cool, in an experimental sort of way that the first all digital generation is just reaching adulthood. The effects of smartphones on women, especially mothers it has seemed to have lees than a positive overall impact on. If using ones cell phone while driving is worse than being drunk, then does that equal to a drunk mother raising her kids. I've already done one on a woman speeding through a school zone and running over a six years old girl. I also did one of a woman who was texting and ran right into a concrete column. I actually witnessed that.
Dale
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.