I like this new internet age that lets me eavesdrop on the world.  So far I have been able to avoid being hacked or used or abused or have my I D stolen.  And I do enjoy checking up on the family and see pictures and stories and stuff.  I may be old, but I have adjusted to it pretty well.  But I sense that it is creeping beyond me in so may ways.  I see the kids with their fancy phones and I am amazed at what they can do.  I wish I was more savvy, but then I think that I really don't want that kind of intrusion into my life.  I enjoy my quiet time too much, and I can just hope that 'they' are able to find some of that in their life too.  Today has been slower then Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.  I could have just slept through it, but I let Sheila inspire me and we actually did a couple of tasks toward the idea of rearranging my office.  Small steps for sure, but finally some steps at all.  Sheila has been a good student and put time into her studying for her big test next Monday.  Me, I just take the day as it comes.  So much that I want to do, but so much that will require help or a succession of tasks before I can do what I want to do.  And my biggest 'mind stone' (that's a play on Shelli's kidney stones!) is a mental block about what I want for Father's Day.  I really can't think of anything I want from them.  All I can think of is stuff that I want to do for them.  And that is just as hard, because I haven't the means or the imagination.  I can only hope that what I am is something that they can take something positive from.