Brookline residents Stephen Seaward, 23, and Anna Raassina, 23, eschew high tech gadgets such as microwaves, Facebook, and television.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
Wired differently
Why some young professionals are giving up the gadgets -- and getting along fine without them
Brookline residents Stephen Seaward, 23, and Anna Raassina, 23, eschew high tech gadgets such as microwaves, Facebook, and television.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
There's a television in Cara and Alan Kalf's Arlington living room, but it's stashed in a corner, its screen turned resolutely to the wall. It's used only for the occasional DVD - or as a favorite perch for the family cat. (Full article: 1064 words)
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