Well Lent is over and I’m back on Facebook. But I’ve learned something’s about me.<\/p>\n
Facebook is my way of keeping in touch with close family and friends. It a quick way to share exciting news, and can offer support and comfort too. But I also use it as a crutch. I don’t have to friend those I wish not too, and can delete and even end said friendships, with just a click. I can avoid confrontation too.<\/p>\n
So here’s my new motto, I will be on Facebook but will also rethink what I post. I won’t friend someone “just because”, and delete them later when my life goes another direction. Yes I have deleted some, as the relationship was not one of a Christian nature, or I was friending because. I don’t care if my friends list reads 1 or 1,000. <\/p>\n
Life is short, I will enjoy it. I will try to find good in every situation and share that on my status. Of course a laugh or to will be in order as well. But I’m glad I took this time away. <\/p>\n
Well I have more hobbies to finish, and an article to write. God Bless!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Well Lent is over and I’m back on Facebook. But I’ve learned something’s about me. Facebook is my way of keeping in touch with close family and friends. It a quick way to share exciting news, and can offer support … Continue reading