Happiness is good for the body, but it is grief which develops the strengths of the mind.
In this age of Cyberspace, courtship and romance have taken a new technological twist, though the jury is still out as to whether 'tis a blessing or a curse. True, global communication at one's fingertips opens a new realm of possible relationships, where the oft-cited ideal of mutual respect based on intellect and character instead of physical appearances can be the rule rather than the exception. Already there have been many fabled accounts of romances ignited purely through keyboard exchanges, and the media has recounted a number of wedding vows exchanged over the Internet. Except this time around, the gratification of a response is nearly immediate. N onetheless, one has to ponder whether the de-personalization of human interaction in such a sterile and faceless environment is entirely healthy.