This can resemble anything, or a metaphor for many situations. But, it reminds me of online job searching. You post your resume into the vast cyberspace, and it falls aimlessly into a large gap or gorge. “Is anybody down there?” And, yes, at times I feel as though this ‘virtual’ gap is keeping me separated from my life (career) goals.
I think that both could be applicable. I find that the Internet has do much to offer e.g. finding a job, a great recipe or a great deal on dslr but it also has its drawbacks as well. No offense to Facebook or any social media outlet for that matter and it’s users but I think it can consume you (if you let it) and even small life goals are not achieved… Getting up from in front of the computer of putting down your smartphone is becoming increasingly difficult. The latest news and updates must be known but at what price? Does that makes sense? Maybe it’s too early for me… 🙂 but I am guilty of all of it myself. 😦
Excellent illistration with many applications but I think that your little guy can jump over the gorge! and I think that you certainly have! Have a wonderful day!
I am glad that I hve given myself only two time slots for doing internet work. Before 10 am and then again in the evening, unles the weather is bad, or my shoe hurts my toe, or the wind is too strong, or the spider that is perched on the step won’t let me out of the house, or….
Like a few of the comments above the Internet can be replaced with so many other things (time suckers) that distract us from our goals and then we wonder why we are in the “sink hole”. Great picture & reminder. Thanks.
Dude! You’re not going to blame this on the interenet, are you? Shakespeare said it right when speaking about the internet: “Nothing is good or bad but thinking makes it so”…
CUTE!
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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This can resemble anything, or a metaphor for many situations. But, it reminds me of online job searching. You post your resume into the vast cyberspace, and it falls aimlessly into a large gap or gorge. “Is anybody down there?” And, yes, at times I feel as though this ‘virtual’ gap is keeping me separated from my life (career) goals.
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Dale, I never thought of resume on job board but that describes one application of this message beautifully…
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I think that both could be applicable. I find that the Internet has do much to offer e.g. finding a job, a great recipe or a great deal on dslr but it also has its drawbacks as well. No offense to Facebook or any social media outlet for that matter and it’s users but I think it can consume you (if you let it) and even small life goals are not achieved… Getting up from in front of the computer of putting down your smartphone is becoming increasingly difficult. The latest news and updates must be known but at what price? Does that makes sense? Maybe it’s too early for me… 🙂 but I am guilty of all of it myself. 😦
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I agree although, for me, “always-on” has leaning towards sink-hole rather than benefit…and therein lies the reason for the post.
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Excellent illistration with many applications but I think that your little guy can jump over the gorge! and I think that you certainly have! Have a wonderful day!
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Now this is FUNNY! Thank you for sharing.
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As daunting as the image is, it’s clear that falling into the abyss is the worse of the two fates…thanks David!
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🙂
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Cracking up on this totally unproductive writing day. I’ve been sitting here for almost an hour with not a single word on the page….
Have a great weekend,
Libby
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Funny!
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I can so relate!
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I am glad that I hve given myself only two time slots for doing internet work. Before 10 am and then again in the evening, unles the weather is bad, or my shoe hurts my toe, or the wind is too strong, or the spider that is perched on the step won’t let me out of the house, or….
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LOL
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Reblogged this on Eva Santiago and commented:
HA!
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Like a few of the comments above the Internet can be replaced with so many other things (time suckers) that distract us from our goals and then we wonder why we are in the “sink hole”. Great picture & reminder. Thanks.
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Another good one, David!!
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Funny and poignant
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Hahaha… excellent and sometimes true!
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Dude! You’re not going to blame this on the interenet, are you? Shakespeare said it right when speaking about the internet: “Nothing is good or bad but thinking makes it so”…
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Dude, “Doth Protest too Much.” Did I hit a nerve with you with this post? Hmmmmmmm.
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I leap over this internet gap every hour! So far, I am able to claw my way up that opposite bank to stay under the rainbow colors of my dreams!
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Impressive!
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total agree!
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Funny but usually true
Thanks for liking my post
http://jennysserendipity.wordpress.com/2012/03/26/do-a-good-deed-when-you-are-down-and-out/
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I have self-control. I’m signing off now. lol
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Funny…based on the email traffic, it sounds like you were very business last night. Thanks so much for following. Dave
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So true! every time i’m derailed, that darn internet is some how connected! LOL
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Life Goal Aid or Blocker?
March 22, 2012 By David Kanigan
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