The Year Without Internet: An Invitation to You

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

An Invitation to You

I am an Internet dweller once again. Please, come see me where I am these days, at a little place I call Church in the Canyon. I write there about faith, activism, personal integrity and our off-grid move to a yurt on an Idaho mountainside. I'm also on Facebook and Twitter.

Come see me!

Love,
Esther

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I went for a year without using the Internet. It changed me.

Most of this blog was written before the beginning of that year, as I tried to make myself ready to log off. I discussed the wisdom or foolishness of A Year Without Internet, and the psychological and spiritual consequences of internet (over)use. A few posts were put up by a friend during my year of abstinence, as I made discoveries of how it changed my life, and a few posts were written afterward, talking about reentry pains and some conclusions.

I am convinced that an intentional Internet blackout period is totally worth doing, for anybody who loves and lives and loathes on the World Wide Web, although an entire year is probably appropriate only for the very few. A day. Three days. A week. I challenge you to try it. See what happens.