It has been a few weeks since my last post/update on my steps into the 21st Century with my Samsung Galaxy Note II.
I think I left off with the dropping of the 21st Century device...Still have not had it replaced...lost track of time....
Here I am with my life in the 21st Century, I have taken on fostering two little kittens:
They have been with me since October 6,2013 when they were 1 1/2 weeks old.
A male and a female, they are about 6 weeks old and less than 2 pounds each.
The white kitten is a male named Mr. Fluffy and the black and white kitten is a female named Wanderer...
They are a handful. They are funny, very adventurous and lovable. Their names fit them well.
That photos is about 4 weeks old. They are wanting their bottles at that time at 4:30AM. Now as of today, they both eat dry kitten food and drink water, so no more bottle feeding. YEAH!
Now on to vacation, I stepped back into time, The place I chose was Townsend, TN.
This is the day view from the back of the cabin, Laurel Valley. As you can see, the clouds are touching the top of the mountains.
This is of the morning we left to return home. I so enjoyed myself by stepping back in time, a slower time, a time of reflection. The 21st Century can be a fast paced of life, sometimes, too fast.
I would tell all who can, take a step back and relax and look around you and enjoy what you have and not be so consumed with what is happening in the 21st Century.
One funny side, NEVER under estimate the knottiness (not an English word but it fits for my purpose) of a branch banister...OUCH@#$%
It was a FREE but painful souvenir.... as you can see, in the of the knoll post part of a knot sticks out, as you step down from the last step and make a right hand turn into the foyer, you can , I did, hit your knee.....BUT the vacation was well worth it the pain and bruising....:)
This is the panoramic view:
That is not a lake in the valley, that is fog that rolled in one morning.....All from the main deck on the back side of the cabin. Taken with my Samsung Galaxy Note II. All of the photos were take with my 21st Century device, so actually, I never left the 21st Century while on vacation :)




