Real life vs Online life, it's not even close, real life wins out every time.
Today, I went to the farmers market, sold some stuff, purchased some stuff, but the most important thing I did was interact and relate to other human beings, not cartoon like characters we seem or tend to reduce one another to when relating to each other online.
I actually think relationships, as a whole and as a nation, would be better and stronger had social media never come along, and had a whole generation not have gotten use to messaging or texting, or Instagram-ing, (I know, I know, that's not a word).
Today, I stepped away form place, stepped away from computer, computer screen, and stepped into the real world on my day off, and it was wonderful. I handed out cards. I guess in real life you 'spam', by actually handing out cards to real people..lol.
And I gave away a few books, and I gave away a free pair of shoes to a couple, cause the wife or girlfriend looked due to give birth any second, poor lady, not sure why her husband had her out there pushing a baby stroller in that hot sun.
And I drove to another person's house to pick up a clothing rack they were selling, which led to use getting into deeper conversations. (This person was well off).
What I'm saying is, you don't get these type of interactions online, at least I don't. All you get online is others speculating about you, or maybe a 'like', or thumbs up or down, what's that Romperoom garbage when can just relate to real people in the real world, where respect is the order of the day.
I had a full day today, I drove around, met many different personality types, and no one insulted each other, as what usually happens when dealing with anonymous people online.
Anyways, be well, and don't forget to check out my book. 'How to survive in Da Hood as an outsider'.
Can buy on Amazon or here...https://www.amazon.com/How-Survive-Hood-Outsider-biography/dp/1456638734
Actually can buy the book at any online book store that carries it, just type in the title of the book.
And with that, it's time to relax a bit.
