Kids should act like kids .

Greeting everyone ,

How are you ? I hope you have an awesome day today that better than yesterday.

TIME TRAVEL : BACK TO PAST

I still remember, a long time ago, when we still didn't have any phones, PlayStations, or iPads. The only time we looked forward to was in the evening, which was exactly at 4.30 pm, when we could go out and play some sports with friends. You can go out before that time, but just be ready for punishment when you come home from school.

The safest time to go out was around 4.30, and we have to go back home before the sunset ends, or you'll get another type of punishment at home. I always listen to them because I am afraid of being punished, but sometimes me and my brother still break the rules, especially when we know that they will get home late in the evening.

When I went to the hidden village (which is actually not hidden, but because I had never been there, I call it the hidden village), the kid was having fun like we did when we were kids. I believe that it was because their parents did not provide them with the phone like some kids in town. I think not because they couldn't afford it, but because they didn't see any need for the kid to use those phones at their age.

I believe most people who grew up in that place worked as farmers and grew a lot of fresh vegetables. Vegetables were not cheap, and they were always in demand from everywhere. They are making money by just farming, and phones are now very cheap, plus you can pay them in installments , or they just old school who didnt want to buy the phone . But even they were old school but i still they has done the good job by not provide the phone to their kid at their aged.

Some people think that kids can learn more from phones, especially from the education that is created on the internet. But how many kids will think that learning interactively from it is not boring, and the other social media is much more fun from it? Don't get me wrong. I also agree that kids can get a lot of education from the internet, but it can go wrong if the parent or the teen doesn't control what comes from it. The kid might access bad information that does not suit their age. It was our responsibility to teach them the right way to use the internet, and if we cannot do that, I think it is not wrong to 100% not give their phone to our kids.

Kids are clever; they'll find many ways to have fun. In that village, the kids were chasing each other before playing "sepak takraw" in the open space just beside the mosque at that place, and the net was just a rope and not even a net.

They play around at open area near this mosque :

I hope the kid will become a better person in the future. I always believe that kids have to play just like kids. It was my personal opinion, and it might just be wrong for other people.

By the way, thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy today's series. See you on another journey. Cheers.