The introduction of e-mail is by far one of the greatest things since sliced bread. E-mail has enabled us to be more efficient at work, home, and play. Before we were blessed with e-mail, we were reduced to using phone, fax or postage to communicate. All of these ways were very costly. E-mail saves us money on stamps, stationary, and phone bills. It is definitely quicker than using our current air and land mail system.
             On my job I am requires to read my E-mail daily. My higher headquarters' is in Alabama and I am in Louisiana. It is much easier to reach them through E-mail than by telephone. If I call and no one is available to answer the phone because of meetings, I know that I can send an E-mail and when the recipient returns to the office and check their E-mail, my message will be there. It has been my experience that I get a faster response when I e-mail. Sometimes when I have called and got an answering machine, I was told that the message was never received, this don't happen with E-mail because I am notified when the message has been received by the person I sent it to.
             I am retired from the Army and have many friends all over the world. My husband has just returned from a year long deployment in Afghanistan. Sometimes using a telephone was nearly impossible, but I received e-mails messages from him on a daily basis. This by itself saved me many hours of worrying about his safety after hearing news reports of enemy activity in the area where he was assigned. I have other friends still deployed in
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             defense of our country. We communicate as much as possible through E-mail. I am able to help keep them motivated with my constant E-mails of encouragement
             Of, course I use E-mail sometimes purely for my enjoyment. I receive a variety of E-mails from friends with something to simply make me laugh. We are
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