Multi-Modes, Multi-Personalities

     Honestly, I wouldn't be fooling anyone if I told them that the internet was not my number on priority, so I will admit, it has become my life almost. In a nutshell my day consists of waking up, checking my electronics for texts, messages on my wall, etc., making time for class and learning, and once again checking electronics because I hit the hay for the night. I wish i could make it more exciting, but then it would all be a lie. Unfortunately, the internet is the number one tool for people in my generation. I walk around campus hearing statements such as "I'll post the link to your wall later", "I totally had to re-tweet that last night", "Tumblr is just full of cute hipsters". Like Stites, many of us are listed on different networking sites, searching for a place to fit in and for people that we can call our "friends".
 
     I will admit that I am linked to multiple sites, some that I now don't associate with, such as Myspace, but only because Face Book took its place. My social life has fallen to the mercy of the internet, more of my time being spent glued to the computer screen chatting, rather than out talking with friends in person. School doesn't make it any easier to avoid either, homework assignment being posted online, tweeting class notes rather than writing them in a notebook, Youtube videos being played rather than classic boring lectures. Books and Handwritten assignments now rarely occur, there are kindles and apps for that now. But what happens when the internet or computer crashes? I guess i'll be forced to show my face to the outside world. Let there be light!