6.25.2013

Technology: It's Not for Everyone

He was in his 50's; single, no children.

AND, he was very tired of driving truck.  He wanted to do manual labor on a farm (we don't see that very often - someone actually wanting to work hard!)

So, I was looking through indeed.com; snagajob.com; ldsjobs.org; no farm or agriculture jobs.

"Let's try craigslist," I said..."sometimes they have jobs no one else does."

But, the church's computers won't bring up craigslist.com.  It's blocked for various reasons.

"Okay, we'll use the IPad."




I went to get RAH's IPad....

When I returned with it, the man stared at it and then said in all honesty..."What's that?"

Ahhhhh....I'm still smiling.


2 comments:

Amy said...

Wow! So interesting to think that some people are living real lives without technology! Pretty amazing these days. He must have been blown away!

Justin said...

I don't want to seem naive, but that is just hard to believe a person living in this country has not seen one of those.

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