Thursday, January 17, 2008

Web woes...

Hello, and a belated Happy New Year!

Hope your holidays were wonderful, you got everything you wished for, and your new year has started off with a bang!

My old year ended in a fizzle....

Before the holidays even began, my computer started acting up, my e-mail followed shortly after, and I was unable to access the Internet for over a month. Talk about frustration!

Since my link to the Worldwide Web was broken, I had plenty of time to wonder how everyone else felt about working and playing "out there" in cyberspace.

Are you completely attached to your e-mail, your Instant Messages, your downloaded photos, and your chat loops?

Or are these things you can live without?


All my best to you,

Barbara

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Barbara White Daille
http://www.barbarawhitedaille.com

8 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:29 PM

    The last time my computer went on the fritz it was for over a week and I was totally lost. I can't imagine a month. But I must admit, I sure got a lot more done lol.

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  2. I find something comforting about the Internet being there even when I'm not using it... Like I'm connected to the world and I'm not alone, or something. Heh.

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  3. Catslady,

    << But I must admit, I sure got a lot more done lol. >>

    I had to LOL and agree with this. It's amazing how much time can pass when I'm sitting in front of the computer.

    Best,

    Barbara
    http://www.barbarawhitedaille.com

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  4. Danny said: << Like I'm connected to the world and I'm not alone, or something. Heh. >>

    Very true, Danny! I think that's the draw for a lot of people--the idea that we can reach out at any time of the night or day, and find someone else out there.

    And, hopefully, it's someone we know.

    Best,

    Barbara
    http://www.barbarawhitedaille.com

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  5. Anonymous10:01 AM

    I agree you do accomplish more when you aren't on it. I get distracted, like I make a list of what I want to accomplished for the day and many times I don't cross anything off

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  6. I could live without them, but I don't want to.

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  7. Bethre said <<...I make a list of what I want to accomplished for the day and many times I don't cross anything off >>

    But do you look at the list?! That's the real question. ;-))

    (And I speak from sad experience. LOL)

    Best,

    Barbara
    http://www.barbarawhitedaille.com

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  8. Estella wrote: << I could live without them, but I don't want to. >>

    Ahh, Estella! I applaud your honesty.

    Best,

    Barbara
    http://www.barbarawhitedaille.com

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