Thursday, March 21, 2013

The original instant messaging goes deeper than gigabytes: Anne Reeves

<p>Women know that the real meaning of a loved one's words lie beneath the surface of the conversation. And only blood can detect the difference.</p><p>Old-fashioned face-to-face conversations are slowly falling victim to our society's dependence on technology.</p><p>We spend so much time emailing, texting and tweeting that we rarely take the time to chat in person; it's just so much easier to type a quick message or send a text. Starting a conversation takes too much effort. Besides, then you actually have to interact with a living being. Ugh.</p><p>Despite the erosion of interpersonal communication, there's still one kind of instant messaging that has endured the test of time. And strangely, it's an underground dialect that only a select few know and understand.</p><p><a href="http://blog.pennlive.com/life/2013/03/anne_reeves_the_original_insta.html">Keep reading...</a></p>

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