Browse by here on almost any Friday (or Thursday night) and you'll see it is no secret that I enjoy Friday Fragments. I’m still waiting for my secret fragment decoder from Mrs. 4444. Hey mention that Lisleman is waiting on his decoder ring when you check on those other fragment posts she collects on her blog.
A post of mine inspired a poem! Nita at Artistic Composition was inspired by this post of mine. She has two poems posted. She agreed with me that the second one is more upbeat. Please add a bit of poetry to your browsing and check it out (link to her post).
We been enjoying Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight show. I liked Jay Leno too but Jimmy certainly brings a higher level of energy to the show. I hope he can keep it up. His thank-you notes are hilarious. Have you watched the new show yet?
I hate when my ideas have accidents at my synapse intersections. A fragment of an idea is OK for this post but I would rather recover the whole idea.
Inactive Account Manager
- Have you heard about it? It's a feature in your Google account if your account goes inactive (perhaps you die). It was sorta weird setting it up today but my kids someday might be glad I did.
I was going to research a few recent news stories like the Missouri spelling bee that ran out of words. But I got bored and popped a bag of microwave popcorn instead.
While I'm munching, listen to this:
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My blog would have been a big at this camp |
A post of mine inspired a poem! Nita at Artistic Composition was inspired by this post of mine. She has two poems posted. She agreed with me that the second one is more upbeat. Please add a bit of poetry to your browsing and check it out (link to her post).
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great legs for a robot |
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better pic with the woman in front |
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I bet he never read my blog |
(description taken from the Google page) What should happen to your photos, emails and documents when you stop using your account? Google puts you in control. You might want your data to be shared with a trusted friend or family member, or, you might want your account to be deleted entirely. There are many situations that might prevent you from accessing or using your Google account. Whatever the reason, we give you the option of deciding what happens to your data.
I was going to research a few recent news stories like the Missouri spelling bee that ran out of words. But I got bored and popped a bag of microwave popcorn instead.
While I'm munching, listen to this: