Computer time-off week

I can't say I planned it on purpose, but I had to spend a week away from computer.  Family vacation, traveling, etc.
This is not the first time I break from my email/twitter/blog/facebook routine. Every time something like this happens I am amazed at how fast computer life becomes so unnatural and forced.
Just a week ago an idea of writing a blog that is not meant for anybody to read sounded really normal and natural.  Now I look at this pretty website and thinking if those posts are diagnostically significant proof that I need someone to check my head.
Funny thing is that I know that pretty soon the web will pull me back in its, yes, web and I will forget things.
I will forget how powerful a real sunset is and how easily it beats any digital art image.
I will forget how raw and exciting it feels to get lost in a dark unknown place and will get back to believing that discovering a new cool website is "an adventure".
I will forget how much I can learn about a person by just looking at how they bite into their burgers and will get back to "talking" to online people I will never meet.
I will forget that people who can't type even exist.
I will forget that someone can want to look at my body.
I will forget that a stupid person can be interesting and attractive if they just look right.
I will come back to what is my life.