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love the lost in space quote Roo, too funny.

I do a really good job at letting my computer talk to world for me. so easy to get into that rut. working on it though.
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I do a really good job at letting my computer talk to world for me. so easy to get into that rut. working on it though.
Agreed...I can lose entire days (and nights!) by being online...both my husband and I do this...yikes!

I'm finding, too, that with long-distance friends and folks I meet in other places (like this forum), real connections are established and kept...I just have to ration myself

Some of us, too, are just naturally more introverted...there's nothing wrong with that. I know I'm getting into my own danger zone when I'm not returning phone calls from close family and friends...when I continually turn down invitations...when I don't even reply to e-mails. Lately (sweet relief) I'm getting out some (Spring's coming certainly helps!) and passing some time with people I'm close to. That's fine. Anything else is triggering me. This too shall pass...

All the best

Roo

P.S. Glad you got a kick out of the Danger Will Robinson! ditty...I try to keep some perspective of humour on these things...otherwise I shall go utterly bonkers
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