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Jewish World Review June 9, 2006 / 13 Sivan, 5766 DVD: It once meant drive, view, drive By Lori Borgman http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | You can hardly drive a mile of interstate or thoroughfare without seeing a portable DVD player dangling from the ceiling of a mini-van or strapped to the back of a passenger seat, little round faces basking in the flickering blue glow. They didn't have portable DVD players when our children were young. I am loath to admit this, but when our children traveled in the car they actually had to, um, well, uh, well, they had to look out the windows. There, I said it. No doubt this has adversely affected them and they will one day wind up in a therapist's office. Therapist: I see from your patient information sheet that family travel is the issue that brings you here today. It says you were "Devoid of Disney."Is that right? Grown child: Yes, that's correct. We traveled a lot when we were kids and we never watched "Beauty and the Beast,""Aladdin,""Lion King,""Lady and the Tramp,""Pocahontas"- any of the Disney classics - when we traveled. Therapist: Am I to assume this travel was by covered wagon? Grown child: No, it was by automobile. Early mini-van, before the DVD. Therapist: So without a DVD player, what exactly did you children do in the car? Grown child: Well, mostly we fought. You know - "she touched me, no, she touched me first. Don't look out my window. That's not your window, that's my window. He breathed on me. He has his finger in his nose" - that kind of thing. Therapist: That must have been very painful. Grown child: Only when you lost. Therapist: What did your parents do when this fighting took place? Grown child: Often they begged us to go to sleep. Once, when we were heading into St. Louis , they threatened to make us run laps around the arch. Most of the time Dad just kept driving, Mom would yell at us, and when she was completely fed up, she'd rustle around in a big old bag and pull out a great big - Therapist: What? A great big paddle? Grown child: No, a great big book called "Mind Joggers."We'd do mind games, mental math, break codes, do word puzzles, that kind of thing. Mom claims it's the reason we all scored well on the math part of the SAT. Therapist: Any other activities? Grown child: Sometimes we'd listen to music or sing songs. Mostly we were looking out the window." Therapist: Talk about "looking out the window." Grown child: We saw a lot of fields, corn, wheat, soybeans, endless ribbons of interstate, the Smoky Mountains, sunsets, Mt. Rushmore, thunderstorms, lightning bolts, old battlefields, all the Washington D.C. monuments, the New York harbor, rolling hills, strip malls, the Kansas Flint Hills, historic Savannah, back roads of the Appalachians." The therapist dabs at a tear in the corner of his eye and begins scribbling on a small pad. "Writing a prescription for me?" the grown child asks. "Another appointment time?" "This is my home number. Have your parents call next time they take a trip." "You'd like to see how they operate for yourself?" "No, I'd like to send my kids with them." Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. JWR contributor Lori Borgman is the author of , most recently, "Pass the Faith, Please" (Click HERE to purchase. Sales help fund JWR.) and I Was a Better Mother Before I Had Kids To comment, please click here. To visit her website click here. ARCHIVES © 2006, Lori Borgman

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