I now have an iPhone. It’s pretty easy to use since I’ve had a Mac desktop computer for a year now. I’m not exactly young, and all this technology stuff will always feel foreign to me, I’m afraid. If you are over 50 you know what I mean.
Although I work online, and can understand the online world much better than I did a few years ago, it will never feel exactly right to me.
As a young person I would have loved to have all this access to information. I appreciate it now too, but back when I was a kid, if our parents, siblings, friends, books, or television didn’t explain it, we simple didn’t know it. Whatever ‘it’ was. Now everything is just a search away.
Because of my need to work, and the fact that I sort of stumbled into my online job, I have had to learn how to promote and interact online. I tweet, use Pinterest and have a FaceBook store page. And I love being able to earn a living from my home office.
And now I am on Instagram. It’s one of the reasons I wanted to upgrade from my old flip phone. I wanted the ability to take photos at any time, which I can do with my new phone, and share them. Continue reading “Trying New Things”
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