I am thinking that with more and more people getting comfortable with having their own place online that we will soon have a hard time interacting in person. Well, maybe not us, but maybe a large number of a younger generation. Perhaps until there is a backlash? I don't know, maybe the interconnectivity online will keep up with the increasing use. Maybe this is an incredibly old quandry.
Anyway, I like the cartoon. And the shirt.
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the funny thing is, I've had friends tell me that...
I'm not sure I like what that says about me.
i distinctly recall more than one occasion when my best friend (uh. um.) has said "we had a great weekend. i'm going to write it up on my blog later." the end IRL.
i occassionally find myself starting into a story hesitantly because i don't know if someone has already read what i wrote and i'm about to tell the same story.
on the other hand, because of the internet i know a lot more about the daily life and thinking of some of my favorite people who i rarely speak to on the phone because i just don't enjoy the phone very much.
sorry - longwinded.
i think people already can't communicate too well. not sure if it has to do with blogs or parents sitting their kids in front of tv or video games for endless hours ... but keep blogging - it's an easy way to keep up with people. (people think i am crazy for not having one - oh well i LIKE to be strange!!)
I love Peter Sarsgaard. LOVE!!!!!
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