http://willadair.com/2009/12/14/disconnected/ Saved by Grace. Married to one. Father to two. Future church planter. I'm no superman. Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://willadair.com/2009/12/14/disconnected/comment-page-1/#comment-709 Marie Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:48:46 +0000 http://willadair.com/?p=695#comment-709 I could more easily fast from food for 2-3 days than "fast" from the Internet. I cannot distinguish between it and real life anymore, even though I have a full, busy life and a family (4 kids). I know all too well what you're talking about, and it's scary. It definitely affects my prayer life -- Jesus is like a Facebook friend to me. I could more easily fast from food for 2-3 days than "fast" from the Internet. I cannot distinguish between it and real life anymore, even though I have a full, busy life and a family (4 kids). I know all too well what you're talking about, and it's scary. It definitely affects my prayer life — Jesus is like a Facebook friend to me.

]]> http://willadair.com/2009/12/14/disconnected/comment-page-1/#comment-691 @avtoolman Mon, 14 Dec 2009 21:32:08 +0000 http://willadair.com/?p=695#comment-691 You know, it's funny/not funny that over the past three weeks of day in/day out migraines that I could still squint through one eye to keep up to date on twitter and facebook via my blackberry. My wife would ask if I really need to do that and I'd reply, "I'll be OK for a little bit." That little bit would be 10-20 minute spurts of lightening into my brain but I could tolerate it because it was quiet and made me laugh every once in a while. Perhaps I need to get disconnected for a little while so I can squint at my kids' chess board or pretty princess drawing. With that I'm out. I hear some little feet calling for Daddy's attention. (I might be back later. It depends on if Dawn hides my phone.) You know, it's funny/not funny that over the past three weeks of day in/day out migraines that I could still squint through one eye to keep up to date on twitter and facebook via my blackberry. My wife would ask if I really need to do that and I'd reply, "I'll be OK for a little bit." That little bit would be 10-20 minute spurts of lightening into my brain but I could tolerate it because it was quiet and made me laugh every once in a while. Perhaps I need to get disconnected for a little while so I can squint at my kids' chess board or pretty princess drawing. With that I'm out. I hear some little feet calling for Daddy's attention. (I might be back later. It depends on if Dawn hides my phone.)

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