1. Caught up on Laundry
2. Cleaned the house (from T-Day week)
3. Taken a shower
4. Checked Facebook in a gazillion years
Facebook is always on my to-do list. Whenever I get an email notification that someone has commented on a picture or left me a message, I LOVE it.
I also feel guilty. I feel guilty because I never log on to FB unless I am sitting in the car waiting for Wayne to come out of: 5 Guys Burgers and Fries, Best Buy, or somewhere else I don't usually go. I log on only because I have an App on my iPhone and it makes me feel so connected. ;)
Anyway, my friends and family post important things (birthdays), day to day things (hilarious stuff), and in-between things (status updates, etc.) and I miss 99% of it.
To all of you out there - I am sorry! I am a miserable Facebooker. But, I am good person and I hope you can forgive my lack of FB'ing and see past all my inadequacies.
You know, so I can be narciassist and blog.
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Here's anothr way to look at FB- you haven't been drawn into a major, major time suck. Be glad! I can't quit. I'm totally addicted and my house reflects my addiction. So does my hair!
ReplyDeleteWe can catch up on your life here and it's so much better than reading a status update. We get more details here!
And now I can finally say MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! ;-)
Hugs!
Carisa
How cute are you and your little man on the bridge!! I agree with Carisa, blogging is way better than facebooking any day...
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This picture makes me smile. :-) Just darling! Amy H.
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