What would you do if you had no Internet access for 48 hours?

Photo Credit: Mental Health Mission

This morning I was just casually browsing 

through my newsfeed on Facebook like 

I always do, (like almost 24/7) 'cause that is what 

Facebook addicts like me do.

Photo Credit: Covermyfb 

Hi my name is Jamie. 

I am an addict.

My drug of choice is Facebook.

Anyway, back to this post.

 Mental note:  I am here and not there.

(Hah!)

I came across this post that said 

"What would you do if you had no 

Internet access for 48 hours?"

Now there's a thought.

My immediate comment was, "I might actually

do some real housework, LOL."

I should have said "I might actually do 

something productive right now."

Shhh!  I am really at work right now.

So I guess that means I need

to wrap this post up, huh?

Anyway, in my defense to the whole 

being a Facebook addict thing, 

I can honestly say that it has helped me

stay alive, to be able to wake up another day.

Depression sucks.  

It sucks the energy out of you.

It makes you over think and

think of issues that weren't even there 

in the first place.

I get really lonely at times, yet

don't want to leave the house.

I struggle everyday.

I am always so stressed out.

I am sick and tired of being sick and tired.

I am tired of never having any money.

I am tired of telling people

"I am sorry I don't have the money."

I am tired of sleeping all the time.

Thankfully, I do have a job.

I have to work, even if I have to live

paycheck to paycheck.

So, maybe if I had 48 hours away from the Internet

I may be productive and I may not.

Please tell me!

What would you do if you had 

no Internet access for 48 hours?

I would like to thank Mental Health Mission for 

reminding me of my Facebook addiction. 

This page aims to raise awareness, promote recovery and 

help to end the stigma of mental health illnesses and 

addictions.

It's all good though.

I do know my limits, okay maybe sometimes.

There are days that I do "Just say no!" 

to Facebook, especially when there are

a lot of triggers and I find myself starting to 

over think posts and quotes.

I am a highly sensitive soul.

Yeah, add that to the mix.

Such is life, my life.

I live it well.