This is why I am happy that I am much older and know how the old way of doing things can still work.

I actually prefer most of these myself. I still keep handwritten notes and files. I had an employer try to delete my work online when I was moving to a client of theirs. I kept all my paperwork as a reference learned about the the money they made and the lies they told me about it.

I still own a ton of books and prefer that medium. A lot of music, games, and movies are all physical things I can touch. This way if I'm deleted offline, I don't have to purchase things a second time.

Technology is totally different now then when I was younger. I still have old equipment from before I was born that runs the same as it did back then. New things break within 3 years, and the companies want to know your insides and outs - without even buying you dinner!

It was people like you that were my teachers, and when I was failing in English, they went the extra mile to make sure I got help. Now look at how well I run my mouth!

I do NOT own a cell phone nor do I want one.

I am not a fan of smart phones. I want a phone that's a phone, and a computer that's a computer. Merging a computer into a phone opens up a situation where if your operating system run out of resources, you can't make a call because it's overloaded. I only own one because I was forced to.

Once my Land Line phone is gone; I will be unreachable

If it's a true landline, keep it. If its an upgraded one that goes into a 56k modem, then it will fail when electricity goes out. (They dont tell people this)