Pogo

If you spend alot of time on line and it is not doing work or research. You may just be a Pogo addict. That is what my son-in-law calls it.
I found Pogo in 2000, I lived in Ohio and a person can get really bored in the winter time. No sun, cold, roads lousy with slush and pot holes. If you have ever been in Ohio in the winter you know what I mean.
Pogo has great graphics, a place to chat and make friends, alot of different kinds of entertainment. I pretty much think it is great.
My daughter is in the Air Force, needless to say we spend alot of time away from each other. Thru Pogo we are able to stay in touch. It is great fun when your daughter is in Iraq (or places in that desert that I can not spell,) and you can spend a pleasant time chatting and playing Gin or Poker, just spinning on one of the slots like Hog Heaven, telling each other the mundane things that have happened. My grandson, Christian is now a member to Pogo. He is eight, nothing pleases me more than to have him find me thru his friends list and ask me to play a game with him.
So now I am at the daughters house and the grandson lives here too. (This is where the addict part comes in) We will all three get on line in the evening, Christian on the PC and Krisann and I sitting on the couch next to each other on our laptops and play Dice Derby or what ever game Christian likes to play. We giggle and laugh and I am not thinking we are addicts.