I just deleted my MySpace account.  I don’t know why that felt so good to do, but it did.  With the advent of Facebook and the fact that I don’t live my entire life on the internet, I had stopped logging in to MySpace long ago.  Good bye, internet-ical tether.

Of course, I still have a Facebook account and there’s THIS page as well, but it’s funny how perspective changes with environment.  None of my friends in AK have ever heard of the internet, and they get along just fine.  They also go hiking, and play in boats on the water, and enjoy nature.  Which is not to say that my friends in SEA don’t do the same, but it’s slower here.  It’s like when I worked and lived on Vashon Island.  It’s just slower in some parts.

I could go out to the glacier (see previous post for photos) and sit down without a book, or a walkman, or anything around me at all, and be content to just sit back and watch the glacier just sit there.  And I have.

That’s all.  Digital vs analog.  Cyberspace vs innerspace.  Ones and zeroes vs earth and fire and water and air.  Virtual vs physical.

Carry on.

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