Post net pictures at your peril

THOSE drunken photos of you dancing in your underwear may seem
hilarious now – but in five years they could stop you winning the job
of your dreams.

This clipped from The Advertiser: "Adelaidenow"

YES, it's a good idea to think more than twice about what we post on a net!
Not just the Facebook, and Myspace gobbledygook we may post but even our Twitters and Pownces could be held against us!

I pondered recently if my great grandchildren will be reviewing my Twitter posts years from now........... Scary thought!

For that reason I keep many a rant to myself. Of course there's plenty of nonsensical drivel out there that has dripped of my fingertips into the eternal record of the human race. I cringe a little at the thought, but thus far it's nothing to lose sleep over. When I occasionally ask myself: "Self, who are you writing to?" I come back with the answer of "nobody" and "EVERBODY" in the same sentence.

Strange indeed. I'd better accompany this with a picture of something......interesting..

Here: Good luck finding a job with these silly hats, ladies!

More Questions

Just a random smattering of questions:

What was it you wanted to do or be as a child?
What was the dream?

Is it true that we become what we think about continually?
Is your thought magnetic?

What does "teach your children well" mean to you?
What area needs more attention?

What is the unresolved thing you should be working on?
Is it a relationship? Finance? Career? a skill?

What does your life look like in 10 years? 20? 30?
What are you least prepared for?

Are your words critical, bitter and cruel? Or positive, hopeful, and encouraging?
Have you been "making someone's day", or ruining someone's?

What friend or family member would appreciate a phone call from you? A card? A visit?

What distracts you from what really matters?

What are all those unused parts of our brain waiting for?

What do you tell yourself you are bad at?

...what else?

Google is all up in my grill

Google is now cruising down country roads in Sonoma County... amazing.

Glad the lawn was mowed!