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Last Updated: 9/1/2009

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Status: Single
City: NASHVILLE
State: Tennessee
Country: US
Signup Date: 12/26/2005
Sunday, August 02, 2009 

Current mood:  nostalgic
It's Sunday morning.  I have my toast and my coffee and the sun is shining through the windows....and you know what I really want???  A newspaper.  A big, floppy, 20 pages long, get your fingers dirty with black ink NEWSPAPER.  I know, I know.....  I know I can jump on the internet for any kind of news I'm looking for.   In a matter of 30 seconds, I can go from the Tennessean to USA Today to the Lawrence Journal World to the New York Times.  If that in itself wasn't handy enough, lets talk about the fact that I can do all of this without wasting a single sheet of paper!  Incredible!  I get it.  It's the age of the internet and it's just....fantastic.  So freaking super duper.

It just not the same.  I'm sorry!  It's not.  When I read the news on the internet, it doesn't relax me the way an old horse and buggy, analog newspaper would.  The sad part is, I am one of those people who lives between the NOW and the past.  I'm not so old school that I actually SUBSCRIBE to a local newspaper, so I really can't even complain.  My boyfriend was like, "Well, Sarah, go to the store and buy a newspaper."  He was right and I KNEW he was right!  But I didn't!  I got online.  And the first thing I looked at was some article about how Eminem is busting on Mariah about how he has pictures of her doing some unspeakable things and....there ya go.  My fault.  Shouldn't have clicked on it, but I kind of couldn't help myself.  

I think that the people out there who were born in the 90's or later might not know what I'm talking about, because all they have ever known is a world where the internet is ruler of all things informative.....but can I get a HOLLA from my peeps who understand what I am saying??  For instance, lately I have had camping on my brain.  All I can think about at night is how I wish I was building a fire in the middle of NOWHERE.  I think my next group of 3 days off, I will just go and do it.  I really want to stay in the woods for a good 2 days and 2 nights with no cell phone and no city lights.  

If my Dad was reading this, which I bet he will...  I'm sure he would say that I'm being dramatic and he would make some wise crack about how, if I HAD subscribed to a newspaper, I would NEVER read it....that I'm being idealistic....and that I should start by buying a newspaper every morning to see if I actually read it.  He would also say that I don't need 3 days off to go camping and that I should just go to the country somewhere and roast some hotdogs under the stars and maybe spend the night in a tent.  I know he's right.  And just typing this has made me realize that that's exactly what I need to do.  

I'm jonesing for a newspaper.  SO GO BUY A NEWSPAPER!!  Baby steps.... I know.  

Kaceyღ

 
Sarah,
I couldn't agree more with you.  The internet is seriously taking over our lives. Everything's on a computer screen these days.  I love having things that I can hold in my hands and feel.  I have super old "Saturday Evening Posts" from like whatever the 40s and they are just so amazing. & PSH I was born in 1991 & i totally get you.  Camping sounds so good right now. SO GOOD. You GO camping!! & take me with you! ;-) Love you Sarah <3

LOVE,
Kacey



 
Posted by Kaceyღ on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 5:56 PM
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A-Bomb: Music Seeker

 
Right on!
They don't know what they missed.
Even though I was born in 1989, those born in the 90s and a little later are basically 21st century people. We had a lot of cool and great items, treats, and music in the 90s and(even though I didn't live in the 80s) the 80s. They missed out.
Have an "Oh Yeah!" day today!
This is the "A-Bomb" signing out!

A-Bomb
"Oh Yeah!"

 
Posted by A-Bomb: Music Seeker on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 6:01 PM
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Mark Edson
Mark Edson

 
Well, I go out and buy a newspaper every single day on my way to work, and on weekends, I eat breakfast out and read a newspaper while enjoying my meal. I've been doing this since as far back as I remember and will continue to do it. And I like camping too, but I don't care about my cellphone ringing because I've never had one! So there....  

 
Posted by Mark Edson on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 6:08 PM
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Sassy

 
Spot on Sarah!!!  I "camp out" in the backyard every chance I get - I've had about 5 campfires this summer alone!  I too wrestle with the need to be informed and balancing it with living in the moment (as I sit on the back porch typing this on my laptop!!!)  I "glance" over the news online but thankfully we still subscribe to the paper.  I start every day with my coffee and paper on the back porch!!!
 
Posted by Sassy on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 6:11 PM
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Norma

 
Hey Sarah! I've got my Sunday edition of The Kansas City Star right here!!!!!!! Sunday is the only day that I really enjoy the newspaper!  Wish, I had known when I went out this morning, I would've gotten you a paper at the same time! .........Take care!.........Norma
 
Posted by Norma on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 6:57 PM
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Darin Mahoney

 
Farout...
 
Posted by Darin Mahoney on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 6:59 PM
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Nikki ♥

 
Oh man Sarah, I don't think anyone could read this and not agree. I was born in 1992 and agree with this soo much, I miss fighting with my brothers over the comics. Haha. My mom doesn't even like getting the paper anymore, she's like I can go on the internet and get the info for free. It's ridiculous! Though I have never been camping, I have always wanted too! You need to take me the next time your back in AZ.
-lovelovelove-
Nikki
 
Posted by Nikki ♥ on Sunday, August 02, 2009 - 7:04 PM
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Big Red
Big Red

 
Words of truer genius have never been typed.  I know the whole internet is great for newspapers, but it just don't beat the actual paper.  I can't fathom sitting over my morning juice and computer.  It just isn't the same.  And camping too?  Wow I think I am in love.  Just go out in the woods, build a nice little campfire, and find a lake and try and catch a few fish.  I can't think of much more relaxing than that.

 
Posted by Big Red on Monday, August 03, 2009 - 1:46 AM
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Howard

 
First Sarah,  I think the Newspaper Association of America ( if such a thing exists) should hire you to do TV commercials for the newspaper industry. I love the way you can scan a newspaper page and quickly decide which articles to read, and which to skip. Love the way ypu get a sense of accomplishment by throwing paper sections into the recycle pile as you make you're way through the bulky Sunday edition.
 
I'm afraid that the likely end of printed newspapers is off in the not too distant future.  Lioke the end of reords, 8-track players, cassettes, Beta, VHS, and in another few years, CDs


Howard
 
Posted by Howard on Monday, August 03, 2009 - 4:57 PM
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*~Surraah~*

 
HaHa I'm 22 years old and I love newspapers. I'd rather have it in my hands than look at a screen, it's way more interesting. Plus, I'm into the environment so all I have to do is plop it into the recycling bin!
 
Posted by *~Surraah~* on Monday, August 03, 2009 - 7:22 PM
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Jessica

 
Holla!!!!!  It was my job to read the papers every day and I absolutely loved my job because of that, but I lost that job due to budget cuts.  :/  Do whatever you have to do to make you happy Sarah!

You're music is amazing and we all love you! 

..http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?sbloveku&1..
 
Posted by Jessica on Wednesday, August 05, 2009 - 4:33 AM
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david
David husted

 
There is something about a newspaper!  What's really weird is when what you read in the newspaper "online" is not what shows up in the paper, or when you read the paper and go back years later and it says something different [yeiks..]; music is the news some days, if your band is good enough to play it  -- there is always that one case where you wish you hadn't read the news today ...

 
Posted by david on Wednesday, August 05, 2009 - 6:23 PM
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Louisa
Louisa Pletz

 
I totally agree with what your saying.  It's great to hear that someone feels the same way I do.  New age industry can't change the old way of doing things, even though they try.  People tend to forget what life was like before internet and all the new fancy things coming out.  I will say that I am guilty of wanting change, but I sure do miss the simple and layed back ways of life, but then again who doesn't.  I myself miss camping and can't wait to rush right off for a few days.  There's nothing like sitting in the woods in front of a camp fire, roasting marshmellows and relaxing.  Nothing really can top that, other then waking up and watching the sun rise!!!   

Anyhow, I hope you have a great weekend, get your newspaper and your camping trip.

Love your music!!!

Sincerely,

Louisa
 
Posted by Louisa on Sunday, August 09, 2009 - 6:50 AM
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Sweetpea

 
There is much to be said for the peace and tranquility of silence! Nothing in this world brings me as much peace as the sound of silence. It's how I regroup when I feel like the world is too much. When there is a decision to be made most of the time, it's made in the stillness of the wilderness. I think it's very important to listen to ourselves....especially when it's saying we want or need something. Ignoring our own needs and wants makes us unhappy people and who wants to be around that?

Go camping for as long as you feel necessary and come back a happy woman.

(Love your music by the way!)
 
Posted by Sweetpea on Friday, August 14, 2009 - 7:45 PM
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cheri

 
I love reading the paper!  My husband knows not to touch it until I get my parts first :).  I think we need to subscribe to 2 papers for my house, but that is not good for the ecology.   I get too distracted by the internet. 
 
Posted by cheri on Sunday, August 30, 2009 - 3:15 AM
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