I don't know. A lot of times I say that I miss the simplicity of the 80's. If I wanted to talk to a friend I would have to call them and talk to them. If they weren't home I would have to call them back later because nobody had an answering machine.
I somewhat enjoy looking at my friend's pictures online but even this gives me a little bit of an empty feeling. I'd rather be in person with someone flipping through an actual album and listening to them tell me about the pictures.
I think facebook is a little bit of a fake. It seems like a great way to keep in contact with a lot of people but you're not really in contact. I never get the same feeling after being on facebook that I do after being in contact with actual people.
So if you're one of my facebook friends and that's how you get to my blog, then now might be a good time to bookmark it. I may be pulling the plug pretty soon.

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See, I love FB for the exact reason you don't like it--I want to secretly stalk people I have no interest in having an actual conversation with!
I have found that limiting my friends on facebook makes me feel better. I don't ask to be friends with people I only slightly knew in high school and I don't accept friend requests from them either.
Just last week I got an email from a friend saying she is cancelling her facebook for the same reason as you. I wonder if facebook is about to face a big backlash.
P.S. Today was so fun. Can't wait for the October get together that I so callously stole from Lauren.
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