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Technology and kids

It’s funny how they react to it. I mentioned before how they’d gone so long without ever seeing a commercial or a phone with a chord on it. They also didn’t have any idea how to roll down the windows in my F550, which actually has non-automatic windows, which I didn’t think they made anymore*.

But they discovered Google Earth and were checking out our house. Junior went outside to see if The Second could see her. I laughed a lot. Then explained to them that that was an older picture.

* We could have an entire conversation about things that you no longer see in or on cars.

7 Responses to “Technology and kids”

  1. Wolfman Says:

    I retrofitted a 90 chevy pickup once with floor dimmers. It was awesome!

  2. Alien Says:

    Similar story at a friend’s house – kids looked at Google Earth, saw house picture, asked how the satellite was able to do that because it was dark out…..

  3. Rob Reed Says:

    As of the 2010 model the Ford Focus S still has manual windows. I know because we’re looking at used Focus’ (Foci?) and we were really surprised to find that the Focus S has manual windows with no option for power windows. (The SE and on up only offer power windows).

    I don’t know about the 2011 or 2012 model years.

  4. mikee Says:

    I thought it was Robb Allen who played chords on his guitar? Or do you have a musical phone?

  5. BobG Says:

    I always liked wing windows in cars, and was sad when they disappeared due to streamlining car shapes.

  6. Stretch Says:

    Dimmer switch on floors! Had to retrain Mom when we got the “new” car with dimmer on turn signal lever.
    Wing vents, crank windows, 8-track cassette players, FM converters, large compasses on dashboards, curb feelers, ‘neckers knobs’.
    I love satellite radio and navigation, cruise control, anti-lock brakes, and all the other tech toys but were I to take a cross country road trip it be with Dad in his ’66 Mustang.

  7. julie Says:

    Hey look, the funniest thing I’ve ever seen is 13 kids aged 10 – 18 try and figure out how an envelope works. They had to open one and then sign some documents and put them in another one (folded) and seal it. Totally hilarious!

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