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Just get off your phone, tablet, PC whatever and experience the wonder of talking one to one with another human being.  On the internet there is no eye contact, no body language, no really great immediate interaction.  The words on the page cannot tell you what the other person is really like.  It is so easy to read the wrong tone of voice on the internet.  You can think someone is angry with you when they are not.  You can think someone agrees with you, when they do not.  You need real live interaction.  So meet up with a friend and experience the joy of conversation.  Meet with several friends and really chew the fat.  When you talk with others it helps you to understand life and put things into perspective.  You might feel you don’t need this, but think about the others who are missing out on your viewpoint

  If you are a Christian you need to speak with other Christians and see if you have the right thoughts about your faith.  Don’t just listen to the Pastor only, that’s the lazy way to do things.  We all need to think through our beliefs and work at getting closer to Jesus. Talking with other Christians can be the highlight of the week.

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