Reminds me of the time the server went down at a place I used to work. One of my staff accountants asked if they could go home. When I asked why, she said she couldn't work without a computer.
I handed her a pencil and a pad of accounting paper and told her to write down the entries she would need to make. She was lost.
I learned accounting and bookkeeping with a pencil, a ten-key and green sheet ledgers so I know what you mean
I remember a time about ten years ago when my grand son was playing in the den and pulled a book off the bookshelf and starting looking through it and then promptly asked his grandmother why we had a book (encyclopedia) that had pictures from the internet?
Quite a laugh for all of us.
But the generational difference is quite clear, when we picked out our retirement home the biggest selling point for me was a finished basement that has a family room and a room that I turned into a library. My three boys have similar set ups in their homes, but the room is a media room versus a library. Also very telling
Multiple generations with different views on how to solve a problem
The world we live in
LOL, perfect.
Reminds me of the time the server went down at a place I used to work. One of my staff accountants asked if they could go home. When I asked why, she said she couldn't work without a computer.
I handed her a pencil and a pad of accounting paper and told her to write down the entries she would need to make. She was lost.
Sometimes the only way to solve a problem is the hard way ( though these days I prefer a snow blower myself). Thanks for the chortle Robert.
Steve
I learned accounting and bookkeeping with a pencil, a ten-key and green sheet ledgers so I know what you mean
I remember a time about ten years ago when my grand son was playing in the den and pulled a book off the bookshelf and starting looking through it and then promptly asked his grandmother why we had a book (encyclopedia) that had pictures from the internet?
Quite a laugh for all of us.
But the generational difference is quite clear, when we picked out our retirement home the biggest selling point for me was a finished basement that has a family room and a room that I turned into a library. My three boys have similar set ups in their homes, but the room is a media room versus a library. Also very telling
Thanks for the feedback
Luther
You are so right and I also use a snow blower these days, but if I find myself out of gas I know how to perform the operation manually as well.