I started a project on Facebook. We need to make that site worthwhile now, right? I started this project with one thing in mind and the outcome was a lot different than expected.
I decided that there are many "friends" on my Facebook friends list that I never talk to and either never see or care about their posts. My plan was then to look at it as some people do their wedding invitations. A fabulous idea I heard about who to invite to your wedding was this; if you would not invite them out to dinner and pay for them, then why invite them to your wedding? This is the basics behind my new project. I would go through my friends list and try to write something nice about that person. If I could not come up with more than a line or two, then why do I have them as a "friend"? Are they really a friend if I cant come up with something to say about them? Nope, most likely not.
I began doing this yesterday morning. I went alphabetical. Alicia Gunnip was my first. Before I even got to Angy Pipes I realized what this was doing. It made me seriously evaluate my relationships and each person I consider a friend. It make me think about their good qualities as well as makes me realize WHY I am friends with these people and if I should remain so. So far, all is well and I have nothing bu praise for my friends; I am only done through Becky Weber though. I can foresee a few issues ahead; I predict a few friend deletions. It is very satisfying feeling to remember why I because friends with these people and why I choose to keep them friends.
There are those very few that I keep out of obligation though, I will delicately word my wall postings for these rarities and move on to the next. They will never know they remain in my list for this reason alone.
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