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This is quite so serious. I have been living in this life for almost 5 decades now and there are a lot of stories to telll

I am 75 and I have seen so many changes from my young days. Some changes were good, but now we have too much technology. We need to slow down and enjoy the nature.

That’s such a thoughtful reflection. The world really has shifted in incredible ways—from the slower, more personal pace of handwritten letters and landline calls, to the instant, nonstop rush of messages and screens today. Sometimes it feels like we gained so much convenience but lost a bit of the simplicity and stillness that made life feel more grounded. I agree with you about nature. Children today often miss out on the beauty of just being outdoors—breathing in fresh air, feeling sand between their toes, listening to crickets and cicadas at night. Those small, quiet joys leave a deep imprint that technology can never replace. If I could share anything with younger generations, it would be this: don’t let the digital world take away your connection with the natural one. Balance the speed of today with the calmness of yesterday, because that’s where true happiness can be found.

I´m 80 years old and I could write a book (and a long one) a bout changes. The way I see it, some changes have been wonderful and other terrible. Lately I have been reading old latters and I´m enjoying them very much.

Our children rely too much on technology. When I was a child I would be outside playing until the street lights came on.