blame it on facebook

I think facebook is crippling my motivation to blog. You can say what you have to say in an instant and get it out of your system so quickly and easily. Who's going to sit down and articulate thoughts and feelings now? I guess I'll have to make more of an effort to create more than single sentences that start with my full name.

Think think think...

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Vinod Jose said…
Hey how have you been? Well Facebook is one level which lets you express yourslelf more animatedly and quicky and evokes responses too from friends.

Have you tried twitter, it kills the urge to write even more...you have a word limit on each tweet :)

http://twitter.com/
11:44 PM
Pel said…
Still busy trying to settle down in Boston. There is so much happening, I should probably switch back to my blog and express myself properly!
I'm not using twitter, I haven't even looked at it yet! I guess I'm refusing it, for the moment anyway.
1:42 PM
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