The virtual world has become uncontrollably popular, almost necessary, that I've found a variety of specific
channels that focus on peculiar interests. As sad as it is to say, I only review my xanga to reminisce on old
pictures. I guess that is the essence of technology. Greater advances continue to mock our temporary
satisfactions and in order to hide nonconformity, since it is not the social norm to stand out, we (I say we to
generalize the human population so I can feel better about myself in lieu of the negative assumption that I
am about to make) obsessively indulge ourselves in the everyday development of the technical world. With
that said, I've become an internet junkie, like the rest of my generation. Be a creeper and stalk me in every
possible way if you want. You can literally stalk me from every corner of the virtual realm that I reside in
with all these different portals of online communication. Listing them like this seems as though I'm
inviting you to do so. I suppose so.
in order of birth:
aim: illsmilefohyou
www.xanga.com/illsmilefohyouwww.myspace.com/illsmilefohyouwww.flickr.com/illsmilefohyouwww.facebook.com/illsmilefohyouwww.michellecho.wordpress.comwww.twitter.com/n_____nTo be utterly honest, its slightly sickening to think that the third graders at my work have sidekicks and
have already gone through three phones; that eight year olds have cooler phones than I do... says the girl
who has three emails and checks them regularly along with the other unnecessary social sites. (I never
know if I use semi-colons correctly so I used it anyway. What have I got to lose besides my credibility?)
Anyway, this is my temporary goodbye. Farewell for now. God, this is so unnecessary. Ha, what can I do
but laugh at myself? Just to be entirely and quite ridiculously trendy, go watch Star Trek because it is by
far one of the greatest movies to start off this summer. (I literally wrote this entry because I felt an odd
guilt for not having closure with my xanga. When did I become so attached? -_-)