Ladybutt (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} joriejc2) wrote,@ 2009-02-01 17:37:00 |
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Interesting to think about
I watched good ole Sunday Morning this morning. They are celebrating their 30th anniversary and so a lot of the show was dedicated to talking about Sunday and all of the traditions surrounding this particular day of the week.
Someone raised an interesting point. Not too long ago, families tended to gather together on Sundays for Church or brunch or Sunday dinner, but now, with technology the way it is, families may not gather on Sundays, figuring they keep in touch with each other every day of the week, maybe multiples times a day. But are any of those communications as meaningful as gathering together at someone's house, sharing food, and talking in person? Discuss.
I watched good ole Sunday Morning this morning. They are celebrating their 30th anniversary and so a lot of the show was dedicated to talking about Sunday and all of the traditions surrounding this particular day of the week.
Someone raised an interesting point. Not too long ago, families tended to gather together on Sundays for Church or brunch or Sunday dinner, but now, with technology the way it is, families may not gather on Sundays, figuring they keep in touch with each other every day of the week, maybe multiples times a day. But are any of those communications as meaningful as gathering together at someone's house, sharing food, and talking in person? Discuss.
