Dead Zone

I love being out here in Ann Arbor. So often in today's world, it's easy to get wrapped up in technology. Now, all of a sudden, you're having a great conversation with your grandparents and your phone rings, so you pause to answer it. Not out here, my friends! Here, at the good ole Burlingame Farm, you get practically ZERO cell phone service. It's AWESOME! Yeah, when I was living here this summer, it was slightly frustrating. Now, I embrace the solitude. Don't get me wrong, guys! I've enjoyed all the "Happy Easter" texts (oh how things are changing), but it's been nice not to get enough service to even be tempted to respond. It's a nice break from a fast-paced world. Out here, in the country, we're surrounded by trees, water and snow (I love Michigan). Ok, so maybe this is a little funny, since I'm posting a journal entry about the lack of technology using the internet. However, I am using dial-up... Practically ancient. :) Anyway, that's enough ranting. So, if I didn't answer a text or call from you this weekend, don't take offense. I was lost in a Dead Zone. Happy Easter!