First, mine (well skip the way back ones) was the internet and computers, never going to use them. Phones and letters were just fine for me. And then it was Facebook. Why do I need that when I have email, the phone and letters? But, oh, how the mighty have fallen. I was pulled into the massive FB whoosh last month and have found it reasonable, sensible and absolutely insane all in one fell swoop!
So if you are on Facebook be my friend ! And if you aren't, I totally support your resolve!
And you thought Ravelry was a rabbit hole? Hehehe. Welcome to the madness friend. :-)
ReplyDelete.. originally was following your lead on the facebook thing, but have made some great connections w/ old friends. at least I don't have a computer at the house .... :)
ReplyDeleteNope, not going there...too much of a time sink. I can see the addiction already. Love the snow picture BTW.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with it though...like we have to tell you that! :)
All across the board perspectives. Theresa, I will always know where to find you! And Manise, ditto, now one more and so as for you my anonymous friend! I understand both sides of this topic.
ReplyDeleteFrom a business perspective, it's become de rigeur. I have to be there to run a page for work, but because that's my purpose there, I get in and out as quickly as possible, avoiding all other contact. Anyone who wants to find me online can find me in many other ways.
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