I'm just like I'm not good to texting at all and I used to spend so much time apologizing for that

I used to spend so much time like almost crying about how guilty I felt that like I couldn't

connect with people as fast as they

needed or as much as they anticipated. But I've stopped apologizing for that and not

like in a way of being like get what you get, not like, but I just have to like be okay with what I can and cannot offer. Welcome to the Jamie Grace podcast, produced by me, Jamie Grace of 91. From team single to

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I hope you like it, maybe even love it, and consider subscribing and sharing if you do. What's up guys, it's Jamie Grace and welcome to the and I am the worst texture you'll ever meet. Now maybe that is a little bit of an extreme but I

I'm not great at texting, I'm not great at digital communication in general for a host of reasons.

But most people that know me,

with the exception of like those

in my very, very, very close circle,

like my husband and my sister,

like they would literally say that I am like one of the worst texters in the world if not the worst

texture in their phone and I've kind of always been that way well kind of so yeah said kind of. But I remember like the early early days of like

texting and messaging and stuff like that. There was this thing most 90s kids and some

2000s kids might know what this is as well but we had aim so like

AOL instant messenger and it was literally the entire premise of it was

instantaneous right the entire premise was like when you message me you will get a message right away and

I mean without like spinning forever just sitting here and reminiscing on aim like

or AIM whichever one you called it without just sitting here and talking about it for hours,

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