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Sunday, May 10. 2009

Rebuttal to "The Decline Of The Internet User"

Read this first: Dollev.com

I have this sneaking suspicion that I'm one of the ones he's refering to here. Since getting dumped from my worklife in November, the postings here have been few and far between. I'm not sure the psychological implications of my bs demise, but it seems that now that I don't have 8 hours to kill every weekday, I just don't have anything to say. It just doesn't cross my mind to come here and write. Honestly, even if I did find the inclination, I doubt you'd care much to read it. These have been very sad and desperate times in my life. I feel I'm doing you, who used to come here regularaly a favor by not letting off the steam that I feel every day now. Especially since my unemployment insurance is about to run out and I'm no closer to finding work. I won't even start to describe how that is ripping my psyche into shreds.

At least a few of you still listen to the show. So, that's something. Some connection not lost.

And I cannot begin to describe how excited I am to hear that Dollev is working on getting Freak Magnet on the air again. Jenny and I have really missed him. I'm sure the feeling is mutual when it comes to him seeing the disappearance of the people he used to read on the net daily.

In conclusion, I'll try to find a touch of brightness in all this darkness I'm engulfed it and get back here a bit more often. Or at minimal, open up the mic and put up a ABS from time to time.

Posted by Jeff at 11:19 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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With you getting one great BZT show after another, i don't have much to complain about. But i do see how the loss of your job numbed you to an extend that you can't care less about writing in your journal.

It has been the same with me. Since Conny died i have spent nearly a year to sort of "recalibrate" my very esistence. Everything and i mean everything is different. Not only do you need to cope with the mourning process, but there are also a lot of practical things that Conny always took care of i need to deal with all of a sudden.

Losing a job is also a loss that cuts deep in ones existence. Everything changes and you don't know if things will turn back to what used to be.

I do hope it will for you. And the next FM show will be waiting for you the coming evening. Keep an eye on your mailbox.

#1 dollev (Homepage) on 2009-05-11 00:35 (Reply)

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