Stroll down memory lane

by deeplydesturbed   Jun 11, 2017


Thinking back on life i can see
How quickly its progressed with technology
From stores you hire video tapes
To little USBs in numerous shapes

From a Sony Erison that can flip
To a Nokia 3310 that wont break when you slip
To a new phone once a year
That doesnt need an arial to hear

Movies i watched as a child
(I still remember how I smiled)
Being remade to suit the times
Even all the old nursery rhymes

I swear Im not that old you see
Technology is just moving quickly
Ten years ago the net was new
Now the world cant run without you.

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  • 7 years ago

    by Brenda

    Nams, what a creative write on technology. This is so true, it is moving so quickly. I think back to how I grew up, nothing like what my kids had or even now my grandkids-crazy! Well done-

    • 7 years ago

      by deeplydesturbed

      Thanks Brenda!!! Its always fun to look back! :)

  • 7 years ago

    by Ren

    This was a joy to read and so very well rhymed! I find myself looking back on simpler times more often than not. Well done :)

  • 7 years ago

    by Em

    I miss life's simplicity... Soon we'll be robots

  • 7 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    What a calming piece to read. I wanna go on some reminiscing too. Those happy times always bring us to smile. Great strolling you have in here!

  • 7 years ago

    by Lost One

    I miss family time, talking at the dinner table, no phones in bed, actually using a phone to talk to someone...

    • 7 years ago

      by deeplydesturbed

      Lol yep.. i miss finger painting everything!

      And my type writer!! Such an amazing thing!! :) and we used to have to get creative. Like using teabags to stain the white paper and dabbing it for effect to make it look aged

    • 7 years ago

      by Ren

      Talking at the dinner table...that's a big one. I miss that, too.

      And yes!! Finger painting! :D

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