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Why You Should Consider a Social Media Fast

By sifilings on Wed, 11/28/12
Christian Living
Facebook
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Why You Should Consider a Social Media Fast

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dcbii

NewFast?

Wed, 11/28/12
His description sounds more like a “Social Media Diet” than a fast, but I agree that occasionally getting away from our excessive connectedness can be a good thing.

Dave Barnhart

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Chip Van Emmerik

NewI'm not on facebook or

Thu, 11/29/12

I’m not on facebook or twitter. My only social media, if it is still considered that, is email. Nice to know I’m lean and mean in at least one area of life.

Why is it that my voice always seems to be loudest when I am saying the dumbest things?

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