I will not be posting my feelings everyday through this journey of no Facebook for Lent, but I do have a couple of starter comments as I begin.
Last night I deactivated my Facebook account. My information will be saved but I will have to go through my email to reactivated it. Doesn't seem like too much of a cut off but it's a way to keep me from easily logging in.
I have used a site blocker application on my computer so that I won't be tempted to visit Facebook. It's not that I don't have the will power, but I feel that it is so much of a habit for me that I may try to visit the site without even thinking about it.
I woke up this morning feeling an odd sense of freedom. Maybe free from a habit that I'm a bit uncomfortable with. It's nice to have a reason to stop, knowing that I wouldn't really be able to stop with no driving reason.
Last night I deactivated my Facebook account. My information will be saved but I will have to go through my email to reactivated it. Doesn't seem like too much of a cut off but it's a way to keep me from easily logging in.
I have used a site blocker application on my computer so that I won't be tempted to visit Facebook. It's not that I don't have the will power, but I feel that it is so much of a habit for me that I may try to visit the site without even thinking about it.
I woke up this morning feeling an odd sense of freedom. Maybe free from a habit that I'm a bit uncomfortable with. It's nice to have a reason to stop, knowing that I wouldn't really be able to stop with no driving reason.