Reflections

I know this is my 3rd post today, but I'm willing to accept the "no life" label. My recent lack of life has, as I've said before, let me to spend quite a bit of time online reading blogs, etc. You know, you don't really think of the people on the other side of these blogs as having real lives. They become sort of entertainment for the masses but every once in a while, I realize these are actual people with actual problems who loose loved ones and face troubled children and have to deal with tragic circumstances all alone. In a way we're all connected with this bizarre thing we call the internet but at the same time, we're separated by the invisible barrier, "Publish Post". Real life friends are tangible, you can hug each other when one needs it but online all you can do is post words on a screen. No, that's not true. I can pray for them which is more important than any hug could ever be. Isn't it wonderful that God isn't bound by stupid little things like the internet and...time and space?