Back on the days...

  The old atari.

       Hi everybody!! how's life? I hope everything is all right! The other day i was thinking about when i was just a kid, the things i used to do and compared to the things kids are used to doing nowadays. It's interesting how things change over the years. When i was a kid i used to play atari, a videogame in which we had tapes and the games image was really funny and nowadays they got games on cds and the images look so real that we can think it's a movie. Nowadays they don't have so many non-eletronic games as we (80's kids) used to have. Now it's all about computers, playstation, wii and others.

   In my childhood i used to play board games, aquaplay, play with my friends on the streets and the contact to other children was stronger then nowadays. On these days the children talk to each other by internet, through orkut, facebook or other ways  of virtual comunication, which in my opinion is not so good for them. I think there's a need of outdoor playing and more interaction among the children, teenager and even the adults forgot what  is out there. We watch more tv, we surf more on the net

we play more videogames and we barely go to the movies, we rarely go to the zoo or park, we don't stay with our family as we used to do before. we

Remember this? my wife still has one.Thank
god she doesn't use it anymore...

go home, have our lunch as fast as we can and go back to work or go to the nearest computer at home. We should read more books and not download them in pdf* and read it on our computer.There should be more cutural or educational programs on tv then just another reality show or another filthy soap opera about filthy people. We should take our children, our grandparents, our dates, girfriends, wives or just our friends to the zoo or park more often. Think about all that, but not only think, do it!! The time is passing by and don't just sit in front of a computer and wait.

what a kick? no... kichute!

Do you remember this? Fernando still has
 his little poney...

          

                  

The old calling coins.