Disconnect from it all. Would I?

I don't know. I have never really considered it. I don't have a tv, sure, I live a sheltered life, but that doesn't mean I'm completely disconnected. There's always been a computer at my house, and I kinda glad 'cause that's the only way I can watch movies. :) But I guess I wouldn't mind it too much if I disconnected from electronics. I mean, I use my cell phone a lot, but I could always make an address book and call my friends from the home line. And the computer would be no problem because I love to read, and I read way more than I'm ever on the computer. I'd miss it a little, but I can always read or go outside or do something more useful that being on the computer all day. Although one downside would be my favorite series comes off the internet since it's no longer in print. Well, I'm sure there's a place out there somewhere where I could get all 90 or so of the books. (Yes, I know, I'm a nerd.) So, I think it would be pretty easy in most aspects, but I'd have a harder time with not being able to get my favorite series.