MJ started receiving "Merry Christmas" text messages at 6:28 a.m.
When we finished opening presents, we took turns getting on Facebook. A great many of our friends apparently did the same.
And in and around all this newfangled communication, the old-school telephone has been getting its usual good use.
I love how gadgets and gizmos and the Internet have given us so many more ways to say we love each other!
Traveling, sleeping
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Thanks to electronic communication, Holly saw video of me, Keith and Marty wishing her Merry Christmas, even though she's across an ocean. I got to leave a message for Kirby asking him to call me when he got a chance, and he did and we talked a long time.
Christmas doesn't have to be lonely or lacking when people can still talk. The roads don't need to be so full of people when they can still be together in more than just spirit, without actually flying or driving home.
And that dragonfly with the reflection is awesome.
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