Paula, you and I are what I call "straddlers". Myself at age 45 maybe even a little more so. We most likely passed through our college years during a pivotal point in the change from analog to digital communication technology. We were probably the last bit of a generation who still hand-wrote letters, post cards and rough drafts for term papers. I was still doing a lot of writing by hand when I began university. By the time I finished my undergraduate work I was doing papers on word processors. A few years after that as I entered the work force, I was one of the first in my generation to have to learn how to work with email, internet and a fully digitized culture. So suffice it to say we know both sides of the coin fairly well. At one point in my career, I moved around a lot from job-to-job. There were considerably more rewards and a few obstacles too but all-in-all I'd say "the kids are alright". And as a bonus, I still know how to write in cursive and properly address an envelope...