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I have been taught an important lesson. Blogging is NOT dead.
There still are many friends of mine -- yes, even Farcebook weinies among them -- who do both. And there even are some who still blog without resorting to the shorter quickness of Farcebook.
The important thing is that we communicate. I don't necessarily GET the relative quickness, convenience and in some cases the shallowness of Farcebook over blogging.
But who am I to question it? It is a phenomenon. People have less disposable time. They have less time to say things in. They are becoming more economical in terms of what they do with their disposable time.
Still, I blog to get the life experience of others on the planet. And I will continue to try to do that. To each his or her own. Blogging AND Farcebooking are where I want and need to be.
yeah, sugar! xoxoxo
ReplyDelete(i'm taking a little writing break, just reading, stuff is happening around the plantation.) *sigh*
You may have written about it before, but why not blog about the plantation? For nosey people like me? Is it cotton? Or tobbacco? Is it in Alabama? I wonder...
ReplyDeleteOf course it isn't dead. I prefer blogging to facebook. And why don't you check out my blog any more?
ReplyDeleteI WILL check out your blog. Blogging is like a good, popular play whose tenure has run out, whose day is just about done.
ReplyDeleteI meant no offence. But a lot of Bloggers HAVE left.
Gautami: Blogging isn't dead. But it's on rescucitation. It's on its last leg. Some of us dinosaurs still remain. But most EVERYONE'S gone to Farcebook. It's like the Earth as we know it has been hit by a meteorite, and a mass extinction is being caused by all the circulating dust and dirt that results. We can no longer breathe OR retreat. We can't outrun it.
ReplyDeleteI actually got a snail mail from am old friend who found my blog, liked it and has encouraged me to continue. Life is strange and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnnie: Good for you!!!
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