Internet Quote by Laura A.H. Elliott

“If we just had some time to ourselves, we could talk to each other the way we used to. Maybe about nothing in particular…

— A. Manette Ansay

“We used to spend hours talking. We never got tired of talking, never raun out of topics - novels, the world, scenery, language. Our…

— Haruki Murakami

“Soon, nobody was leaving their cubicles to talk anymore, and we were either e-mailing each other random thoughts or scheduling meetings, or speaking over…

— Christopher Herz

“I could be reading a book. Time is also a limited resource. You can respond to a comment on Facebook with an opinion no…

— James Altucher

“How did people have conversations anyway? How did they meet and then begin to talk as if they had known each other for years?”

— Alcoholics Anonymous

“She connected with the Internet at the expense of her other interests, which are slowly disappearing. This is becoming a common way to spend…

— Nancy Colier

“People were sitting together, talking and telling stories face-to-face again, instead of staring at a cell phone screens while texting or chatting with someone…

— Mike Foster

“A brief silence followed, everyone smiling with no direction, one of those awkward moments where families realize they are essentially a collection of strangers…

— David Gilbert

“He could not make conversations with strangers, and yet conversations with strangers were perhaps the first thing required of him in his new life.”

— Alice McDermott

“You live and learn, and if you can provide perfect strangers with a little entertainment along the way, so much the better.”

— Tracey Englebreght

“A weird sort of contentment in those days. No appointments, no invitations for dinner, no program, no dough. The golden period, when I had…

— Henry Miller

“When you are able to be with a person and there is no need to talk, something has happened.”

— Penelope Lively