The more I speak with people I first met on Vox the more I find myself missing them dearly and looking to sometimes get away from Vox. You hate to be the ol’ timer saying stuff like, “I remember when Vox was cool to blog on” and “back in my Vox day” but I finding myself feeling that way. Slowly but sadly it’s shifting from, if I may use one of my friends line, “grown and sexy” into this high school, juvenile type of place. Or maybe I’m getting to old in the type of social networking. Or maybe that “new car smell” has finally worn off who knows but one thing is for sure for me, it’s time for change.

Maybe all things come to an end soon or a later, or maybe I need to scrap this Vox account and begin fresh and have a smaller neighborhood (I had someone last week ask me to “remove” them from their neighborhood. What was that about I have no idea). I’m finding myself wanting to get back with the small group I started with and just keep it that way. Maybe it’s me rambling on at 5:29 in the morning but maybe others feel the same way about me.

Maybe I’m feeling “net burnout” or maybe I have reach that age where I do not care what I say and I do not have time for trivial things. I’m not feeling Vox the way I used or like I said before maybe it’s just time to revamp my account and just be more selective of my neighbors.

I like technology but I’m finding myself less interested in reading about it. I’m finding myself more interested in what it does and how it can benefit me in the long run. I’m finding myself getting back to my love for music and sharing God’s word and I’m finding myself wanting to share things with people that I know have the same passion that I do. So in the next couple of weeks I will begin really combing through my neighborhood and only concentrating on one Vox account because I have to get back to what really made me join Vox in 2006…the love for communicating with people who love to communicate.