But my little Cape Cod with no central air-conditioning provides the perfect solution to curbing my social networking hours...I just leave the window air conditioner off upstairs. That way, the only times I can stand to be on our only internet computer for more than five minutes is in the early morning and sometimes late at night. So, sorry if I don't get around to commenting as much as usual...chances are, it's just too freaking hot.
What about you? Any weather-proof ideas to share about how you manage your social networking time?
I only blog, etc once I'm done my writing! Otherwise... I fear I'd never get anything done!
ReplyDeleteI only spend time online when I know I have the time. I'm pretty strict about sticking to my writing schedule and reaching self made deadlines. That's a good way to do it, Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteHaha, that's a good method ;) I've had to set Facebook time limits for myself in the past, but now that the novelty's worn off, I'm not as addicted to it anymore.
ReplyDeletethat's a good way to curb an internet addiction? me? i have no internet addiction to speak of. honestly...you believe that right?
ReplyDeleteyeah, me neither, but as they say: the first step toward recovery is admitting you have a problem. obvs, i don't know how to walk that walk yet :)
Oh facebook, the veritable time suck. I deactivated mine for a while - tooo distracting.
ReplyDeleteI know too much about the time suck of facebook, especially Bejeweled.
ReplyDeleteIs Bejeweled one of the games? I haven't even touched any of that yet...and I'm afraid to even get started :)
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