Recreate the scene of you as a young person using some kind of technology–in the broadest sense, it could be a toy, tool, well, anything you can put in your hands. Recreate the same scene now, matching as much as possible.

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12 Responses to “#tdc4763 #ds106 Me Then and Now Doing Technology”

  1. Mae B

    @creating @woodpunk

    #tdc4763 #ds106 # DailyCreate Me Then and Now Doing Technology.

    In the early 2000s I used to love my TAMAGATCHI and my Nintendo ds. (I also loved playing games on my dad's Nintendo 64!!!) Now I do most of my technological activities on my iPhone. Currently, my favorite game on my phone is Monopoly GO. I'm hooked.

  2. ryee

    @creating @woodpunk @tdc4763 When I was a kid I would play the Nintendo wii non-stop and one of the games I had was the Beatles Wii Rock Band which was a wii game that came with a rock band set of drums, a bass, an electric guitar, and a microphone. The mechanics were much like Guitar Hero. I think that this was the start of my love for guitar which is something I pursued from middle school to college!

  3. coolsurferdude4461

    @creating @woodpunk
    #tdc4763 #ds106 #dailycreate

    My first technology was a crayon. As you can see from my reading journal, I advanced to colored markers by age 10. As you can also see, I couldn't spell fer poop in 1974. And I sure didn't have any comments or nuthin to say about the books I read. Interesting to note the Gale Sayer book among the other titles. Anyone remember Gale Sayers? How about Brian's Song?

    Anyway, to heck with electrical techno mumbo jumbo.

    Give me back my crayons!

  4. Carson Frank

    @creating #tdc4763 #ds106

    I used to play the Wii so much growing up and always remember playing it in my living room. It was between Wii Bowling or Wii Basketball every time. I have it with me in my apartment and will play it with friends often, but playing by myself had me taking a stroll down memory lane.

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