THE ROCKWOOD FILES 'On Walden Pond' provides thoughts while off of Internet
Posted: August 9, 2009 at 5:08 a.m.
Yesterday I got up and did the same things I always do - brush my teeth, pop in my contacts, scoop a sleepy 2-year-old out of her bed and amble downstairs to the kitchen where the boys are waiting for breakfast. Once I get breakfast in front of the kids, I sneak over to my computer and they hardly notice me leave because PBS cartoons are far more interesting than I am at that hour of the morning. I push the power button and it instantly turns blue under my touch as the machine whirs to life.
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Living, Pages 13, 15 on 08/09/2009
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