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over the past 8 decades (yes, I'm really that old) and reflect on how much technology and requisite skill sets have changed and evolved. Many folks today not only can't drive a stick shift, but can't read an analog clock, write legibly in cursive, or even use a flip phone. Are these skills critical to most people's everyday lives now days? no, but it's just interesting how much things have changed.
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