Bacon... Hamming... I see what you probably quite unintentionally did there. Anyway, doors are nice because you have the luxury of opening and closing them. J

Bacon... Hamming... I see what you probably quite unintentionally did there. Anyway, doors are nice because you have the luxury of opening and closing them. Just remember what open and closed doors are for. Open it to see what's worth doing; close it when it's time to go do it. Ideally this all applies in the metaphorical sense to social media too, if one has the discipline to handle it that way. But the problem for a lot of people, and the problem with this door analogy, is that a door doesn't nag you, Hey. Hey. Hey. You haven't opened me lately. Hey. Tons of cool stuff is going on beyond this door. Hey. Are you okay? I'm worried about you and so are your friends. Hey. Still there? Also the door doesn't record your phone calls and so forth. If only social media were as flexible, disinterested and unobtrusive as the lowly, everyday door.