Well, It’s really not that difficult after all. An entire sunday without the phone, I actually, have started enjoying..
I started off, by cooking a chinese meal, which was relished by all.
Played/made a jigsaw puzzle with my daughter
And was just to myself and chitchatting with my family.
I feel relaxed and rejuvenated, feeling good, at peace with myself. Probably, being by myself, in silence, without the phone, did the trick.
Thanks to all who joined. Please do post about your day.
Pradita, waiting for your post.
DeepikasRamblings 
Great start! Recently I read an article in the paper where a man disconnected from phone, social media for an entire week! He discovered a new “him”!
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I guess, slowly, we should head towards that 👍
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Yes, definitely!!
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That’s great.. 🖒
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Thanks Malini. Do join in next time ☺️
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First time I fail…😦
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Oops..Hope all’s well..
Never mind, always a next time ☺️
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Yeah…there is always next time…
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Oh my god! A day without phone🤕 I have to try it too,but way too hard for all🙄
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Hi..It’s not that difficult. Start with trying for a few hours initially. It’s actually fun. Do try and update me . Good luck 👍
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Yup!! OK sure.. I would try it and will let u know about it.😃
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Great 👍
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Yay! Deepika… we did it. For three months in succession no less. That is a bona fide achievement 😀 😀 I love Chinese food too, and we Indians have given such an amazing chatpata twist to it 😀 😀 Glad to know that you could find peace and quiet to enjoy the day. Hope we have more people joining this initiative that you started. Have a great day 🙂
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Thank you pradita. Feels really good to have done it 3 months in a row.
Hi 5!!
Idea toh aapka tha 👍👍
Let’s keep it going.☺️
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Good going…And a positive habit forming practice.
I can manage without the Smart phone…I would say… as I am not too much of a phone freak 😉
Taking this a step forward… would anyone be upto the challenge of a TV free Sunday or a Computer free Sunday??? Views invited…
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Yes karthik, it is a part of the phone fee initiative. No digital media -laptop, desktop and the like. Do try out next month 👍
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How ironic Deepika,! How much we ran around, , sweated and struggled to get a BSNL dial telephone way back in 1900s.What excitement, what eagerness to run to pick up the phone at the first ring!
I suppose life is, wishes fulfilled, dreams realised, toys played with, are times gone by!
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Yes, yes..I remember the thrill of getting a landline phone at home…😊😊😊
Like you said, now that phones are available in plenty, it’s time to get off it and probably look for the next new toy 😉😉
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looks like your digital diet is one you are looking forward to and so is your family. What a beautiful way to spend your weekend productively, Deepika.
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Yes pranitha..I’m enjoying my time off from the digital world..
My family…Not fully …Off and on…😓
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They will too soon, I am sure! If not play the ‘ don’t mess with me mom’.. just accidentally switch the wifi off and then engage them in something they and you enjoy😜
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👍☺️
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Have done it often, it’s great in fact on weekends I usually stay away from the phone and feels good. Social media has become more of a distraction lately so little restraint is important ☺️☺️
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Wow that’s so good to hear. Truly, social media is a distraction to keep you away from the small joys of life.
Take care and have a great weekend ahead.
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