I have enjoyed days and weeks without Facebook. As a result:
1. I was on time for all my meetings and on schedule for all my errands.
2. I had more time to sleep.
3. I was more productive.
4. I watched Californication and Audioslave: Live in Cuba.
5. Didn't get stressed by all these events. The most horrid of which is the "Who has viewed your profile" event.
I kind of like life outside Facebook. There's a lot of Chris Cornell to be enjoyed.
I share your sentiments. Sometimes it is unhealthy to indulge too much and to expect too much-who posted on whom :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! FaceBook fasts are essential to my well-being. I like the feeling of checking out of cyber-society for a while.
ReplyDeleteSO TRUE, Karen! Now that I'm hooked on Facebook, I realize why I avoided it for so long! It has also made me late for things, procrastinate work (as I'm doing right now), get less sleep, leave my books untouched, etc. I do appreciate what it's added to my life (reading interesting articles, learning diverse views on many topics, keeping in touch with friends), but I've GOT to find a middle ground.
ReplyDeleteKaren! I am trying to cut down my facebooking too.. Sounds like you're doing a much better job of it than I am. Love you cousin xxx
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