It’s been 21 days now since I logged into Facebook. From everyday to zero days, totally cold turkey, is maddening! I feel like I’m missing out on so much! Pictures being posted, comments being made, writing out my own thoughts, Dang! Who knew you could miss a web site.<\/p>\n
If I’m learning anything from this, is how much I appreciate technology. Technology when used correctly, can be a beautiful thing. Medical procedures become easier and safer. Jobs are made easier, and staying in touch with family and friends, feels as if you’re standing there with them.<\/p>\n
But I can also see how technology can hurt too. Jobs are eliminated by machines, we loose the art of communication face to face. We lose valuable time that can never be given back. In some ways our mind isn’t challenged anymore either. Books made us use our imagination, and we’ve forgotten to be thankful for the little things.<\/p>\n
We are slowly becoming an instant gratification society. I’m sure when lent is over I will be back on daily. Receiving that instant satisfaction, like so many others. But I also will return with a better understanding of why Facebook is so important to me. Especially while Im living away from family and friends. People who really knew me and loved me. Those who let me be myself.<\/p>\n
Although I’ve met people here, they do not know me. It’s unlikely they will because our time is short. But this s just temporary. I’ve learned you can’t take 40 some years, and have it be the same somewhere else. Adventure is good, but I can’t wait until we find our permanent home.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s been 21 days now since I logged into Facebook. From everyday to zero days, totally cold turkey, is maddening! I feel like I’m missing out on so much! Pictures being posted, comments being made, writing out my own thoughts, … Continue reading