While I read, "Facebook: Why I hate it...," I found it funny that, although I spend hours each day on my own facebook, I also agree with what the author was writing about. There are so many times when I actually could say that I hate facebook, but love it at the same time. Facebook is just so addicting. I could be researching information for my essay, and suddenly realize an hour later that I had, at some point, logged onto facebook. There are just so many different things happening on facebook, and I feel that I have to keep checking to make sure I'm not missing anything. I know that there are other things that I could and probably should be doing, like my homework, but I just can't help but go on. In the article, Sarah Kliff mentioned how on facebook, people are having virtual relationships with other people instead of actually being with them, and I have to agree. It is true that I could be talking with someone online, when in reality she lives just down the hall. I could just turn off my computer and go to hang out with her, but I never think to do that.http://wrt200suarez.blogspot.com/