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    Sep042009

    Low-tech genius

    I'm continually thankful for all the gadgetry that makes long-distance grandparenting easier to swallow. The high-tech blessings of digital cameras and e-mail allow Megan to regularly share with me the low-tech genius of our Bubby.

    Megan's latest e-mail:

    Hi Mom, I'm procrastinating my workout right now. But I wanted to show you the latest drawing Bubby did. It is so obvious how strong his hand muscles are getting. I have students right now who can't press down this hard when they use markers or crayons. I was so proud of him! We did this one yesterday afternoon. Talk to you later, love you!  

    And the attached masterpiece:

    Ten years or so ago, parents had to snail mail artwork to grandparents. I consider myself truly blessed -- and thankful I don't have to move to the dreadful desert in order to witness Bubby's daily activities!

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    Seriously, how did we used to communicate? I know that modern technology isn't all wine and roses, that there are some serious downsides, but look at the amazing things we can do! I'm so glad Megan uses the Internet to keep you in touch with Bubby.

    September 4, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterKate
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