March 15, 2008
On a Saturday Night, Thinking about Life Inside Your Computer
ME Liz Strauss wrote this at 10:15 pm
about life inside your computer.
It’s a lovely place to be, really. I’m not ‘whelmed with messages from the Internet. Your computer is a nice buffer for me. I get to read what you write on its own merit — each piece one at a time, at my leisure. No feeds get to where I hang out deep in here.
Sometimes, it’s even quiet.
Inside your computer everyone’s words look the same. Every name is simply a bunch of letters. Buzz words and marketing messages don’t impress a CPU so they don’t bother to invade these spaces.
But your conversation sings and echoes.
That’s my favorite part of being inside your computer. When I least expect it, you’ll send a message my way, and I’ll get to be part of a whole new phrase of imaginings and ideas. Excellent thoughts happen then. Once in while, they stay long enough that I think to share ‘em. . . . when I don’t forget to remember. Sometimes I forget, because the next thing I just as interesting as the last.
Life is very cool inside your computer.
I sure like being part of the business of your life.
Thank you for having me.
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4 Comments to “On a Saturday Night, Thinking about Life Inside Your Computer”




Rick Cockrum said
Even better is that you’re part of the living of our lives. Come on in. Sit a spell.
Just watch out for the dust bunnies.
Barbara Ling (aka Owlbert) said
It’s one of the nicest things about interactions - you can spark great ideas in the minds of others while retaining the gift within yourself. Knowledge is the only thing you can freely bestow again and again and still not lose a jot of it yourself
Enjoy,
Barbara
ME Liz Strauss said
Hi Rick!
It is a pleasure to be part of your life. Haven’t seen a dust bunny yet anywhere near your mind.
Sunday Reading 16 March 2008 said
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