away in a virtual world. Information is at our fingertips. E-mails demand immediate responses. We download our music and upload personal videos. We join social networks online and do our banking from the comfort of our living room. The extra time we have is crowded with the growing number of pressing things that clamor for our attention. Information about more possibilities creates more potential things to do. Almost half of all adults feel they have too much to do. The world of images stimulates