My livejournal "friends" page has been far quieter than normal this weekend. Strange that.
But, it is, also a strange experience, at least for me. Used to be, I'd bump in to someone I hadn't seen since the last convention, and we'd spend the 10 minutes (or so) catching up on each other's life. But, with people I keep in contact with through LJ, that just doesn't happen the same way. Odd.
But, it is, also a strange experience, at least for me. Used to be, I'd bump in to someone I hadn't seen since the last convention, and we'd spend the 10 minutes (or so) catching up on each other's life. But, with people I keep in contact with through LJ, that just doesn't happen the same way. Odd.
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Date: 2004-04-03 08:07 pm (UTC)I greatly prefer picking up a phone to call someone, or perhaps asking them to get together for lunch. Email and LJ greatly changes the social dynamics of friendship, and most of the time I don't like how they're changed.
For the most part I choose not to have intimate contact via email. I much prefer intimate contact face to face, or in the worst case, over the phone. That way you can communicate much better with the non-spoken languages of communications. Maybe not the word you use, but how you say it.
And here I am doing what I typically choose not to. :/