I had no problem spending two and a half weeks out of the country on vacation with my wife and her family without setting foot in an Internet cafe to visit PerlMonks. The few times that my wife and I considered stopping in to "check our email" we both shrugged and said, "Naw, we're on vacation." That meant vacation from all things ordinary. Even if email isn't technically work, it's still ordinary life to us. We were on vacation. The email and web could wait.

When I arrived back home I found that PerlMonks was still here, my email had been patient in waiting, and I was healthier for having taken the break.


Dave

In reply to Re: Just How Absorbed Are You Into Programming? by davido
in thread Just How Absorbed Are You Into Programming? by monarch

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