Posted by rrlund on November 26, 2016 at 04:36:47 from (162.250.24.40):
The post about living without a bank brings up a theory that I pretty much live by. As the Amish put it,"We don't want to be unhandy people,we just don't want to be slaves to technology".
To me,I don't need to have every gadget and modern convenience,but there's a point where it's harder to be without modern things and living a "simple" life is actually to have those things. It's easier for me to write a check to the power company every month for example,than it is to live without electricity. As long as I can afford it,it's easier to write a check for heating oil than it is to cut wood. The "simple life" these days means having a computer to find the things I need,things like parts,maps to where I'm going,phone numbers of businesses that aren't in the local phone book etc.
Simplicity is making things easy,not necessarily going without.
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