traceimage
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I recently read an article about how Facebook is destroying high school reunions. Reunions used to be about re-connecting with old friends and seeing how everybody turned out. But now, with everyone being FB friends with everyone they've ever known, we are all in touch with everybody already. There's no mystery anymore...no more dreaming about whatever happened to my tenth-grade crush. Well, now, through Facebook, I know: he got chubby, is married with four kids, and lives in the Inland Empire. I don't know if he still smells like Drakkar Noir, so there's still a little mystery, I suppose...but not much.
It kind of makes me want to quit Facebook together, but I won't, because I think it's actually a pretty good way of keeping in touch with friends and feeling like you know what's going on in their lives. And now that I'm used to being up-to-date on what everybody had for breakfast, I'd miss it if it were gone. So I'm stuck.
I saw a girl I went to high school with recently. I didn't say hi or talk to her (we weren't that close in high school), but thanks to FB, I know where she works and who she's dating. Isn't that crazy? You couldn't have imagined this 15 years ago, but this is how the world is now. Sigh. I miss the old days!
It kind of makes me want to quit Facebook together, but I won't, because I think it's actually a pretty good way of keeping in touch with friends and feeling like you know what's going on in their lives. And now that I'm used to being up-to-date on what everybody had for breakfast, I'd miss it if it were gone. So I'm stuck.
I saw a girl I went to high school with recently. I didn't say hi or talk to her (we weren't that close in high school), but thanks to FB, I know where she works and who she's dating. Isn't that crazy? You couldn't have imagined this 15 years ago, but this is how the world is now. Sigh. I miss the old days!