A Day Without Mobile Phone

I purposely left all of my mobiles and gadgets home yesterday, and went to the mall with Mr.Odd with just two books that I wanna finished. It was an interesting experiment.

First, I totally forgot about Peduli Lindungi app that we need to enter any place here hahaha 😂. Luckily the guard was nice enough and let us in after we explain about the situation and showed Mr.Odd's certificates and told him that I had mine at the same time as his. This also made us learn that we actually can link each other's vaccines certificate on the app lol. Well, we do keep each other's now just to be safe for next time.

Secondly, it was so freeing. I have been putting off my mobile oftenly lately on working and reading hours, which I found to boost my productivity and focus a lot. Yet to really leave it at home and not having its' presence was a totally different feeling. I didn't feel the need to check anything, I give full attention to whatever around me and to everyone in front of me. I don't feel bored at all, and feel very present.

Yet the best thing was; I finished my first book and read 100pgs of the second book, sums up a total of 165pgs in just like 5hrs. I still got to enjoy tea time and dinner and a deep talk with hubbie in between. And I did some strolling with him accompanying me, cause I don't have any mobile for him to contact to 😂 hahaha.

It reminded me of how we established some meeting rules back then before the mobile era, something like; "Meet me in 20mins in front of store A. If somehow we lost each other, go to place B and just wait there, we'll find each other there." So nostalgic 😂.

I think I will do that more oftenly from now on lol.

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