Online communities....

Hey Jim...

Are you actually in Kingston? 'Cause if you are, I'll be bringing about 60 high-schoolers to your doorstep this July...

 

I wouldn't want to be a member of an online church and not a "real" life one. I think it would be cool though for churches to have message boards to go and chat. I know some do but usually not small churches.

I have a few close friends who are online friends only, and I love them to death. Unfortunatly we don't live close. We talk on the phone on a regular basis too. I'm the same online as in person. I've met three online friends so far and it was a great experience. They were the same as online too.

 

RBell, Quote:
Hey Jim...

Are you actually in Kingston? 'Cause if you are, I'll be bringing about 60 high-schoolers to your doorstep this July...
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I am up to check the woodstove and doing the animal-want-out thingy.......I am actually 40 miles nw of Kingston at a small village called Tamworth.

Why would you be bringing a class to Kingston? Kingston is an interesting historical city. It was the original Capitol of Canada, but moved to Ottawa on threat of invasion from the United States. Old Fort Henry was built for that defence. Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister is buried at Kingston.

Let me know if I can be of assistance in any way to make your visit enjoyable.

Cheers,

Jim