1.
I don’t need to “like” someone else’s “number”
litany to create one of my own.
2.
I read things I like quite often and don’t feel
the need to share them with anyone. If I
remember I might verbally mention it to someone in person.
3.
I regret that sometimes I get caught up in
social media culture and pass on information on line that is not necessary (but
sometimes those funny cat pics are just soooo cute and I think most things Pope
Francis says IS necessary).
4.
I believe telling “the world” (aka Facebook)
what you did today, will do tomorrow, ate for lunch, etc. is really silly, not
to mention self-indulgent.
5.
I realize many people will recognize themselves
as self-indulgent; I’m not scolding or judging, this is a gentle reminder (to me).
6.
I overuse parenthesis (despite being qualified
as an English teacher) all the time (and sometimes quotation marks for
emphasis).
7.
Although I conduct many financial transactions
on-line and have faith in internet security I do not think one should put every
facet of their life on-line. Yes,
someone could browse my FB and come up with my family dynamics pretty quickly;
I’d rather not make it too easy though. For example I have never given eBay my
home address (on any of my accounts). If
an irate customer comes to find me – they’ll find themselves in an industrial
park.
8.
Apparently the number I have given myself is
8. From reading Dan Brown’s Inferno I’ve
learned that 8 has to do with rebirth and resurrection.
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