Hi Mary,
Networking was never my strong point. My daughter used to tell me all the time that I didn't like people.
My brother claims that I guard my heart too well. I must admit that it is 10 times as hard to become a good social networker on line than in person. It also takes more time than I ever imagined. In the past, I never answered my email unless I was expecting an important message.
Many of my colleagues and I were reprimanded for not using the voice mail system and email at work. It was a whole new mind set for us. I laugh with my former colleagues now, because everyone was issued a laptop computer and were forced to use it. Luckily, I was computer literate. So I could use it without the offered training. I just didn't like email or electronic communications. My telephone messages pile up to the point where the machine won't accept any more.
I have been trying to change those habits, because they can be a killer in social networking. One must read and answer email in order to stay in touch.
Thank you Mary. I will try harder.
Sincerely,
Lucy
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