YOUR FAMILY HAS PARTICIPATED IN 'NO TECHNOLOGY' CHALLENGE FOR A WEEK. DESCRIBE THE CHANGES YOU EXPERIENCED.

Dear Yuta, It’s been ages since I
last
heard from you. How are you? I’m writing to tell you about the
challenge
that my family recently took part in during the school holiday called the “ no
technology
challenge
. My father was the one that suggested
this
challenge
because he noticed that all of us
has
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have
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been addicted to
technology
. My family members agreed to take part in
this
challenge
and we
cant
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can't
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use
technology
such
as
phone
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phones
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,television,vacuum and much more for a whole week! Honestly, it’s a lot more difficult than I expected. I tried really hard to
restrained
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restrain
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myself to not
use
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using
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any
technology
especially
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,especially
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my phone. Whenever I need extra information for my homework, I need to go to the library because I can’t
use
my computer to search
information
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. I’ve
also
needed to heat water every
time
to shower because I can’t
use
the water heater. When it’s
time
to eat, we all gather together
at
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in
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the kitchen to help mum
making
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food because there’s a lot of work to do as some of the cooking equipment
are
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is
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forbidden. After completing
this
challenge
,
there’s
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there are
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a lot of habits that
has
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have
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changed. I’m not scrolling on social media anymore
instead
I do my homework and read books. My family members
also
began to socialize more than usual and we went exercise every evening to spend more
time
together. I have to pen off now. Till
next
time
,take care!
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