We had another Faith and Work lunch today. The topic was "Are We Working Too Much?" We were given an article that refuted the claim that we work too much and gave some good evidence to the contrary. But the article was written in 1993 and work has changed a lot since then -- we now have Blackberries and remote desktop so we can work anywhere.

One thing that I thought of that I didn't mention is that it isn't just work. It's church, it's school events, it's sports practice, it's music lessons, etc. None of those are bad by themselves, but we can't do all of them. In fact, we have to work harder to get more money to afford to do more things, yet we have less time to do them.

How does that madness end?

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