Too Connected?

In the era a social networks can one become too connected? I'm not sure of the answer to that question. I do now the time it takes to be "connected" is enormous. Take me for instance I have. . .

3 Blogs:
Soakin' Up Life at 100 mph
In the Midst of the Valley ( I don't post much to that one anymore)
Man Words

2 Network Pages:
Myspace
Facebook

1 Web Site:
ManHeart Ministries

Plus I send out an electronic newsletter from ManHeart Ministries.

To stay that connected takes time. So how "connected" are you?

I was also wondering what kind of impact do you think staying "connected" has on a person - you, for instance? And would you rather just hang out with friends in the first place? I would.

Mike

Comments

Anonymous said…
Oh my gosh!! I love being connected to family and friends. Had I rather hang out with them of course, but when everyone lives in a different state and I do understand is not the norm...emails, blogs, facebook, emails and calls are the best.
There is nothing and I mean nothing better than receiving something from someone you love and care about...it is worth the time and effort time. So being connected and staying connected is awesome and I love it...but you knew I would say that...didn't you??? mom
Saturday, February 23, 2008 12:02:00 PM
MikeS said…
Mom - kinda thought you would :)
Saturday, February 23, 2008 6:30:00 PM
Unknown said…
not that connected.
i miss it sometimes, but i also enjoy the space i haven't had for many years. starting to wonder where the next 'connection' is though ....
Tuesday, February 26, 2008 8:35:00 AM
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