This includes no contact interaction with the outside world whatβs so ever. No computers, no phones.
I spent 2 months this last winter in the mountains of Utah at 9,000 ft. I did have my dog with me . Does that count?
Oh dude I'd do it for nothing and no reason
Oh hell yes! Give me my books, some music, my projects and I will hole up and get busy. At the end of 5 days I will be refreshed, and needing someone to talk to.
It would be very challenging i think, not sure
@EmeraldJewel I can definitely do it for a long period of time. The time I spend disconnected allows me to evaluate my life and just be if thatβs all I want. I enjoy (limited time) being around people and technology, but not enough to constantly want it. #disconnect
Oh yes please! Five days to myself to chill out and put my thoughts in order sounds fab. Do I get a view to look at though?
Sure.
time to fall asleep for 5 days
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Do I have books? A computer? A TV? Food and wine? Yes. One of my favorite times, was after a major hurricane and we had no electricity for two weeks. We didn't go out because of all the trees down and traffic lights not working. I loved it. Had candles food and books. Luckily I had water. The only think I missed: COFFEE.
Haha, I've lived in Florida all my life, so I've had similar experiences. In 2004 we had a total of six weeks without power!! I think the thing I missed most was the air conditioning =p
I'm a highly social person but I love my alone time just as much - a week would be a breeze. Good reading material would make it more fun and a well equipped carpentry shop would be a bonus or just a nice garden to sort out.
Aside from speaking a few sentences to my coworkers and people that sell me food, and the phone time here or in a game Iβve probably spent a year in isolation at a time, several times. So yeah not much difference Iβm sure I could go a couple months before really losin my marbles. I do already if you excused the necessary words to eat and phone.