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		<description>Comments by KariJones</description>
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<title>Spark | CBC Radio : Contact</title>
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<description>Hi Nora, I am just listening to the podcast of your latest show, the one about the end of solitude. Listening to it made me think that you are living in the wrong place. I live in Victoria, and out here on the coast things move more slowly. People have more time to be alone. I know a lot of people, including myself, who don&amp;#039;t have cellphones, let alone blackberries, and who spend hours of their day walking along the shore thinking their thoughts, or curled up reading a book (yes, Victoria is full of writers too--so maybe that has something to do with it) . Is never being alone partly a result of where we live? I would be interested to know if people in rural areas feel they have more &amp;quot;alone time&amp;quot; than people in cities do.  </description>
<pubDate>Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:27:58 +0000</pubDate>
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