I’m so excited about my victory today in this regard! Remember my post about staying connected with elderly parents (March 22 2020)? I was
lamenting the fact that not only could I no longer physically see my parents but they were unable to use Face time methods as they don't understand or remember how to use modern devices. Well I managed successfully today to have a face time conversation with my 81 year
old mother. Who, by the way, has never been to school.
I also posted her a letter which I still want to continue doing. Its another way to let her know that she's in my thoughts.
Face time apps and methods
I admit it, I'm a techno- phobe, a ludite even. I was the last of my friends to join Face Book. But never have I been more motivated to learn how to use technology to keep me connected to others than right now amidst this pandemic.
There exists a plethora of different face time apps and options. I’m sure they all have their relative merits and disadvantages (a good idea for another post!) but for the average user who simply wants to stay connected to friends and family, it doesn't really matter, as long as we just get started. Just do it and do it often.
That's my next challenge - doing more of this. With friends, with parents, with siblings.
There exists a plethora of different face time apps and options. I’m sure they all have their relative merits and disadvantages (a good idea for another post!) but for the average user who simply wants to stay connected to friends and family, it doesn't really matter, as long as we just get started. Just do it and do it often.
That's my next challenge - doing more of this. With friends, with parents, with siblings.
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