My teachers often tell me that I am too connected to technology, too dependent. I normally deflect this by smiling and saying that I am no more dependent than every other American but secretly I sometimes wonder if they're right.
So to prove them wrong and to give myself a little break from the world of being constantly plugged-in I have decided to go to Paris with nothing more than my iPod in the way of electronics. Because of that I will more than likely be unable to update my field notes until I return to Nantes, but I promise to write down my daily observations in the City of Light in my notebook and write them down as soon as I get back.
But until that time, silence. Until that time think of me walking the streets of Paris, walking through the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, and sitting and drinking coffee at a posh café.
So to prove them wrong and to give myself a little break from the world of being constantly plugged-in I have decided to go to Paris with nothing more than my iPod in the way of electronics. Because of that I will more than likely be unable to update my field notes until I return to Nantes, but I promise to write down my daily observations in the City of Light in my notebook and write them down as soon as I get back.
But until that time, silence. Until that time think of me walking the streets of Paris, walking through the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, and sitting and drinking coffee at a posh café.
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