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[rowanryder]

After a month away from texts and computers, I can't begin to describe the change in my thinking. Three of those weeks were completely free - followed by a week with family whose way of life does not include a great deal of the twenty-first century!  This week, however, I had to get back to 'life' and 'work' - and it was hard. I struggled to meet

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[cathy_edgett]

Welcome back. Yes, I can imagine it is a tough adjustment, and yes, "the most important thing is to share and support." Yes!

[rowanryder]

thank you Cathy. Sorry for not responding sooner! Blessed Be xxx

[cathy_edgett]

Yes, blessed be!

[shirebound]

My job, all day every day, revolves around email and the internet. It would be quite interesting to get completely away from both for any length of time.

[rowanryder]

It's really strange at first. And then it's strange to come back! xx

[rowanryder]

It was strange - and curiously, although the energy is there I've managed to be ill for the last week. I just can't help the feeling that my subconscious is letting me know it wants a few changes in life! xx

[bardcat]

Welcome to the "real" world. :)

[rowanryder]

lol! thank you! reality! xx

[bardcat]

What I was trying to say is I think "the real world" is where you were and "the unreal world" is back to the hustle, etc. of where we have to live a good part of the time.

[changeling72]

I guess it goes back to the old 'No man is an island' adage? Sometimes I wish I lived on one, though. Oh. Hang on. I do...

[cmcmck]

That reminds me of attending a folk festival up in the Okneys where a Canadian singer asked 'Hands up all those of you who live on an island' Just about every hand in the place went up as most people there were from the UK. :o)

He had the good grace to admit that it had been a stupid question! :o)

[rowanryder]

lol! and on the Orkneys too!! xx

[rowanryder]

hahaha - know what you mean! xx