Today I'm grateful for Facebook. I mean who doesn't love finding out what their best friend from elementary school is up to? Currently she is enjoying a very clean house from all her pent up energy . . . I know this thanks to her status updates.I also am grateful for Facebook because it allows me to hone my scrabble skills with other friends that I don't get to see much. I often lose . . . and I'm not grateful about that.
I'm also grateful for Facebook because sometimes people think you are someone that you aren't. Case in point - I received this email this week:
Do you remember me from the mission? I was your trainer. How have things been since then? Where else did you serve? What have you been up to since you've returned home?
I actually don't remember this person because I didn't go on a mission - I never had a trainer. I have no freaking clue what she is talking about. But still - it's nice to have "friends." (Currently I have more friends than Ross and that is also quite nice).
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Well that's because I skipped Facebook and went straight to Twitter. But now that everybody thinks that's cool, I'll have to move back to MySpace or something. Maybe I can register as my Guitar Hero band or something.
Ross--you should try AOL instant messenger. All the kids are doing it these days.
The best part is that you have two alias's on facebook. You can either be friends with Kris Tina Carlston or Kris Tina Danklef. You have double the friends and double the fun.
I love scrabble.
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