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There’s something surreal about watching my kids dig into a good book. In a world ruled by screens, it’s like witnessing an ancient ritual.
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Edited 14 SEPT 2026
There’s something surreal about watching my kids dig into a good book. In a world ruled by screens, it’s like witnessing an ancient ritual.
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I really wonder what kind of memories my kids will remember—will they treasure their screens or the time we spent together outside?
Do people still find joy in reading books, or is it all just articles and social media snippets now?
How do kids manage to find joy in the simplest things? I watch them jump in puddles and think, when did I lose that kind of wonder?
Do we really need all these gadgets for everything? Sometimes I just want to read a book by a window, not scroll endlessly on a screen.
There’s a unique kind of joy in rewatching your favorite childhood movies. They transport me back every time.
Sometimes, I think technology is amazing, but then it feels like everyone is just trapped behind their screens.