Fall is rapidly descending on us here in Missoula, MT….snow on tops of mountains, more than 2 inches of rain here the last two days…covering pumpkins and squashes and other tender providers each night to prolong the harvest.
FB is such a drain! much family world-wide and some dear friends….can I manage to keep in close touch if I use the blog that sits awaiting me? I have taken two long breaks, one for three months, and found the time for writing and in my studio to increase…also more bird-watching outings and time…FB is a time devourer. Can I let the connection disappear? Several friends have done just that.
Kristin
Sounds like your season is a few weeks ahead of ours. Re: FB. There is too much about it that I would miss, too. Maybe I just need to accept that I will always feel ambivalent about it and that even as a ‘user’ I don’t have to check in frequently.
Yes… I dislike FB, too. I’ve been considering quitting, I mean I rarely visit it now.There are so many photos of family and friends I would miss! Then again, are so many photos really necessary? Wouldn’t the time be better spent actually visiting with them in person?
Maybe I need to construct one of those ‘inner circles’ so I can quickly catch up with people I only see on FB. A lot of my FB contacts are friends from blogging. Many on instagram. It gets duplicative on top of everything else.
I hear the same chant now. Lovely photos, the word emptied. Yeah, FB is a mixed blessing, but mainstream media just doesn’t cut it anymore on some issues for me — like the pipeline in ND. I will miss you if you leave. I’m still hearing that priest singing Halleluja in my head, damn!…actually he sort of turns me on in a weird Catholic good girl crush kind of way. But not really.
you remind me, Peggy, that I get a lot of my news through FB, too. And twitter. Not going to cut it out — esp because some of the contacts there, I don’t have anywhere else.
I like the idea of a ‘weird Catholic good girl crush’. Not sure I’ve ever had one of those. I’ll have to think on that. My adoration of this song had a lot to do with my mother, how I know she would have loved it. She was no Catholic. Raised Christian Science, turned a free-wheeling, non-practicing humanist.
Like others before me…I would miss you. FB serves many a purpose for me, I’m there more than anywhere these days. That first pick, what’s with the little face?!
yeah and I like seeing you there. The little stone carving was picked up in the SW by my sister-in-law and given to us as a wedding gift. I love that it can be outside with no damage to its form.
Fall is rapidly descending on us here in Missoula, MT….snow on tops of mountains, more than 2 inches of rain here the last two days…covering pumpkins and squashes and other tender providers each night to prolong the harvest.
FB is such a drain! much family world-wide and some dear friends….can I manage to keep in close touch if I use the blog that sits awaiting me? I have taken two long breaks, one for three months, and found the time for writing and in my studio to increase…also more bird-watching outings and time…FB is a time devourer. Can I let the connection disappear? Several friends have done just that.
Kristin
Sounds like your season is a few weeks ahead of ours. Re: FB. There is too much about it that I would miss, too. Maybe I just need to accept that I will always feel ambivalent about it and that even as a ‘user’ I don’t have to check in frequently.
Oh, I would miss you.
On Sep 7, 2016 9:26 AM, “Dee Mallon and Cloth Company” wrote:
> deemallon posted: ” Crickets cry: “Summer’s over. Summer’s over!” Soon the > maples will undress. Considering signing off FB. ” >
Probably not going to let it go.
Yes… I dislike FB, too. I’ve been considering quitting, I mean I rarely visit it now.There are so many photos of family and friends I would miss! Then again, are so many photos really necessary? Wouldn’t the time be better spent actually visiting with them in person?
Maybe I need to construct one of those ‘inner circles’ so I can quickly catch up with people I only see on FB. A lot of my FB contacts are friends from blogging. Many on instagram. It gets duplicative on top of everything else.
love the energy of the equinox approaching in our bipolar world
Yes. There is something very rich in being connected to a soul on the other side of the world experiencing opposite seasons.
I hear the same chant now. Lovely photos, the word emptied. Yeah, FB is a mixed blessing, but mainstream media just doesn’t cut it anymore on some issues for me — like the pipeline in ND. I will miss you if you leave. I’m still hearing that priest singing Halleluja in my head, damn!…actually he sort of turns me on in a weird Catholic good girl crush kind of way. But not really.
you remind me, Peggy, that I get a lot of my news through FB, too. And twitter. Not going to cut it out — esp because some of the contacts there, I don’t have anywhere else.
I like the idea of a ‘weird Catholic good girl crush’. Not sure I’ve ever had one of those. I’ll have to think on that. My adoration of this song had a lot to do with my mother, how I know she would have loved it. She was no Catholic. Raised Christian Science, turned a free-wheeling, non-practicing humanist.
Like others before me…I would miss you. FB serves many a purpose for me, I’m there more than anywhere these days. That first pick, what’s with the little face?!
yeah and I like seeing you there. The little stone carving was picked up in the SW by my sister-in-law and given to us as a wedding gift. I love that it can be outside with no damage to its form.