In a way I rather dislike admitting it, but hitting the
“Like” icon on Facebook seemingly is the main, if not the only, way I connect
with other people these days.
Sometimes I feel irritated about that. People are more important than that. Whatever happened to actually talking with
someone? Admittedly, I am the worst
offender when it comes to that form of connecting. My telephone usage is usually less than an hour a month, and even
that time is related to “business.”
Then comes along those Facebook posts of my great
grandchildren and I melt into a blob! I
am so grateful that I have the opportunity to “Like” your post!
Locations, geographically, are far apart so being able to
share your lives on Facebook is, for the time being, my access to you.
These Facebook posts of
photos of my newest great granddaughter, Arianna, with her mother, Kristin,
and the group with my other great grandchildren, Izzy and Teddy, with their
mother, Becky, mean the world to me.
Facebook posts brought these family members right into my
home and heart!
For whatever else I might think about Facebook at times, I Like
Your Facebook Post and am glad to have them (and each of you).
1 comment:
You are right - Facebook does have its plus side - keeping us in touch with family. But I could sometimes do without the Facebook drama :)
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