I posted a similar photo a while ago but once again I caught a family having dinner together in total silence. They had just placed their order and out came the mobile devices. One for each of them.
After they finished eating they were right back at the devices. They didn't even see me taking the photos. It really is kind of sad!
LOL! Amazing. And you're right, it IS kind of sad.
ReplyDeleteMobile devices are perfect for mute people...!
ReplyDeleteA common scene here too...
I hate these scenes. What can we do to revrse this trend?
ReplyDeleteNot an uncommon sight anymore. I've got to say I've been guilty of checking my phone while out at dinner. Not in a group like this, but still... It becomes habitual. Not a good thing, either.
ReplyDeleteIt's scenes like this that make me feel better about always forgetting to turn my phone on when I go out. Although it has irritated a few people that couldn't reach me for a while.
ReplyDeleteVery sad. Pretty soon people won't even know how to talk to each other anymore. :(
ReplyDeleteAnd this is the sort of thing that leads to social ineptness in the long run!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing, Sharon! And really distressing.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely and totally sad! You shot an emblematic picture of our times...
ReplyDeleteI still remember the first time I saw such a scene in a restaurant...
ReplyDeleteRidiculous...
ReplyDeleteSad.
ReplyDeleteA common sight these days. Very sad.
ReplyDeleteI remember the last one Sharon. Gosh what happened to family nights out where chatting was on the menu!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that we don't talk face-to-face anymore. I will not touch my phone when I am out having a meal at a restaurant. I would rather engage in a conversation instead.
ReplyDeleteGood on you! As a family, we made it a rule to leave our phones in the glove box (except one) before going into a restaurant... We take the social occasion of eating out (or even in) very seriously.
Deletemakes want to go and bang the table and scream at them.GROW UP
ReplyDeleteI can't stand seeing any more "gatherings" such as this. iPhones are a plague everywhere!
ReplyDeleteIt is both depressing and distressing!
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