I spend more time than I'd like on the computer. I have realized many times that it is easy to gravitate to this thing on the desk which I can turn on and be instantly entertained by or interact with. But, is it real interaction? No, not really. It's this semi-real kind of thing. I think it falls in a gray area. It's not entirely authentic and real or entirely fake. One of the conclusions I've come to as I've watched myself spend more time, mostly out of necessity, on the computer is that I need to seek out real, tangible hobbies all the more. I need to put the people in my life that need me first at all times. Interruptions that are real need to take precedence. I have a few hobbies that I enjoy. I knit--just simple blankets. I like to quilt and do simple sewing. I try my hand at gardening--it gets me outside in the sun. With homeschooling and taking care of my kids and home, there isn't ...