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Unplugged and lovin it.

From Friday till Monday afternoon I was UNPLUGGED. I didn't get on a computer (only googled some very important song lyrics and a couple of restaurants on my BB), facebook, or twitter for three days and it was GLORIOUS. I do obviously love the internet, facebook, twitter, etc. but sometimes it gets so overwhelming and I feel like I am out of the loop if I am not checking one of them a few times a day. It was wonderful to just "disconnect" from those things all weekend long, I should do that more often. I rarely keep up with FB and Twitter on normal weekends, but I do check them occasionally, more unplugging from here on out. I get obnoxious if I always have my phone in my lap reading stuff. I get so caught up in reading on twitter information about an event, i.e., a sporting event...that I forget to enjoy the actual thing. It can be so draining sometimes....

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  1. JaimeJuly 6, 2010 at 11:40 AM

    So true! When we moved last month I didn't have access to the Internet for a week. I thought it was going to drive me crazy but I actually enjoyed it!! Now that I have it, I can't help but get on.

    COme by my blog this week, I am hosting a bunch of giveaways that I think you will love!

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