Lock In
I volunteer with the middle school youth program at our church. If I were an open-minded Macintosh user, I might say something beautiful about how I get inspiration and rejuvenation from the contact with the idealism and energy of youth. But my withered, Windows-enslaved soul finds joy elsewhere.
On Wednesday, Dave, our middle school pastor explained that the kids could not bring any electronic devices to tonight's lock-in. The howls and squeals of protest brought me instant satisfaction. I was so proud of Dave - the only exceptions will be insulin pumps and court-ordered tracking devices. This evening my job will be to smash confiscated iPods and PSP's with a two pound hammer. My goal is to expand the definition and purpose of the "Crying Room."
On Wednesday, Dave, our middle school pastor explained that the kids could not bring any electronic devices to tonight's lock-in. The howls and squeals of protest brought me instant satisfaction. I was so proud of Dave - the only exceptions will be insulin pumps and court-ordered tracking devices. This evening my job will be to smash confiscated iPods and PSP's with a two pound hammer. My goal is to expand the definition and purpose of the "Crying Room."
Labels: Church, Insulin Pumps, Portable Electronics, Youth

