A common buzz phrase you hear now is "stay connected". The strange thing is that I find it to be a daily struggle to stay truly connected- to actually have personal genuine human interaction on a day-to-day basis. Sure, I can talk to all my friends from college in one mass email, I can almost anyone, almost anywhere, and I always know who's on IM when. But it becomes a series of digital friends. I could have hundreds of relationships with people whom I've never met, and my primary interaction with those I *have* met ends up being yelling about work across a table cover in beer over the din of the stripey-shirted pretty-smelling sausage party quickly overtaking the bar. Going back to my apartment alone with my guitar then doesn't seem such a bad existence after all...
Daily Doses of Psychosis
Not-so-daily snippets of the social and mental world we, and more importantly I, live in. It might drive you nuts- I sure am.

3 Comments:
its better than no interaction or writing letters
Hmm, Carl. Maybe turning on coments wasn't such a great idea....
Its not that blogs arent super duper, but I will warn you about doing the hate thing on the internet. Dont.
It doesnt help, trust me, I know. Ask Rob. Im sure he has a few of my drunken bitchings saved to his PC waiting for good blackmail inspired ball-busting.
Let me rephrase. Hate good. Carl Brand (TM) "Im soooo single" bad. I dont have any positive advice on the matter....yeah....cause Im me?
In closing,
"ohhh, some animal died...." -Homestar as Strong Sad
-fotop
CSerge speed dial since 2005
Oh, and I have a book for that whole staying connected thing for you. You may ask what recent graduates have to organize, but its a lot more than you think. Getting a sense of it all is supposed to help, Im working on it.
bored at work...
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