Alison and I are on our honeymoon in beautiful Hawaii and it is so nice to be unwired. This is a humorous paradox considering I am writing a blog post, but I have to make a quick commentary that as we progress into a more digitally pervasive society it is important that we unwire from time to time to appreciate the things that we take for granted. As information flows faster and faster taking it slow is a wonderful change of pace.
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Hi Randy,
So glad I got to welcome you personally to our beautiful islands--and was able to meet Alison. Yes, it is good to unwire. Naisbett said it decades ago--high tech AND high touch--wired/unwired. Continue to have a fabulous time on Kauai and Maui. Aloha mai, Jackie
Posted by: Jackie Young | May 27, 2005 at 05:21 AM