My Nana is a great woman. Born and bred in the heartland of America, Indiana; she knows how to get things done the Hoosier way. Nana's house is an efficient machine - it runs like clockwork, day in, day out. She is very kind, but she will not be crossed (nor should she be). But with all her organized ways and my allusions to machinery I thought of calling the way she does things something you may all find familiar: Nanatech. I know what you're thinking, "It's nanotech Michael, you're so silly." Well, I think it's worthwhile to point out the similarities.
When we say nanotech - we mean bite size technology.
My Nana stands barely 5 feet off the ground.
When we say nanotech we think of high tech organization.
Nana has the menu of every meal planned out for years.
When we say nanotech we inevitably think of ipods, microchips, and spider gadgets from Minority Report.
My Nana does not own an iPod and is scared to death of spiders.
So I guess that is where the similarity ends. I love my Nana, and I wouldn't trade her for any nanotech ever. I like my Nanatech.
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What exactly is "the Hoosier way"? Also, I most impressed that you have a nana that hovers off the ground. Where'd you pick that up?
Those are the mysteries of Nanatech
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