Back in the days of AOL and dial-up, the Internet was where I thought pervs, skeezers, and eBay shoppers spent their time. Since then, my mind has changed.
Is it odd that I could dialog with a girl from South Africa currently living in Atlanta without skipping a beat? Or that a married woman with two kids and a working professional woman can sit down and have a conversation as friends who have known each other for years? Yes. Yes, it is odd.
But life is odd. And so is living in community.
Trying to find people who think like you or challenge you is difficult. But there’s nothing worse than doing life alone. So yeah, Internet friends are odd, but so is talking to yourself as you eat your lunch at a table sans a community of friends. I know. I’ve personally been there.
Have you ever met someone in real life who you met on the Internet? Whoa, that totally sounds like Dateline’s How To Catch A Preditor tag line, but you know what I’m saying! If you haven’t, who would you want to meet and why? [I’m nosey. Humor me.]
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