It has been on my mind for a while now. Every time I log in to Facebook I see images that I don't want to see. Images shared by people believing that sharing a picture a thousand times, of a poor animal being beaten, will actually stop that action happening again. As my friend said, I am so over it!
I will miss following friends who I don't see in person (Hello Scotland, Bedford and Australia), but I have other ways of communicating with them.
I think that the plans we have for the next year will keep me busy enough!
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Eat, Drink and be Merry - but now what?
In the words of the old adage "eat, drink and be merry", we can safely say we have done that during our time off the paid job. As...
Nooooooooooo!!! Come back!!!
ReplyDeleteI must admit I feel the same about facebook but then there are lots fo things I do like to see, so on balance I'll stay for now!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you there and I guess it is about balance. I must admit at first I didn't miss it and then I needed to contact someone and realised the only way I had was via a Facebook message at that point....so it does have it's plus sides.
ReplyDeleteWe have used FB to advertise events at our village hall - I am on the fund raising committee. Last year we raised £3,000 in all so I'll stay for now. I tend to post photos as a record of my contentment and appreciation - I despise constant materialistic posts.
ReplyDeleteWell I have decided to activate my account again and the reason is people want to see pictures and stay in touch so it's another medium to use. I will post and check friends posts but not scroll through and hopefully I will avoid the posts I want to avoid!
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