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Dear Reader,
Many Canadians consider a Tim Horton’s morning coffee to be one the five main food groups. Yours truly is one of those individuals. I am now at the age where I feel slightly anxious whenever someone, even inadvertently, has the nerve to sit at my favourite table where I usually enjoy my morning cuppa and paper read if none of the other regulars happen to show up.
Each week I will add a few short posts about articles of local, national and international interest, as well as other miscellaneous items that have piqued my interest. It seems there is never a shortage of items upon which I might wish to pass judgment.
Warning: The contents of this post do not reflect the views of my good wife, who sometimes jerks my chain just in time to modify a post she thinks might offend. Since Lynn has engrossed herself full time with her travel consulting work, I am now running without the luxury of an Editor and Copy Reader. Any spelling errors and rough grammatical structure you encounter will most certainly be the product of my own hand.
I try to proof and correct but that is never easy when looking at ones own writing which is considered to be without fault and universally interesting. Bear with me, I am trying to overcome my shortcomings but the list is so long it will take years. If you wish to jerk my chain (occasionally!), that is fine.
Harold McNeill
Victoria, British Columbia
Travels from the end of March through April have taken me away from writing posts in this section. Hopefully, by the end of May, things will be back to normal.
June: It seems that other stories and spring/summer commitments will keep me busy until next fall. Perhaps at that time I will return to regular posts in this section.
September 2012
September 30, 2012 Privacy on Facebook
In recent weeks, there have been many posts on Facebook and other social media sites about privacy. By definition, these sites are public. People post notes and pictures about themselves that lets everyone take a peek into their personal and private lives. What they had for breakfast, how they slept last night (sometimes even with whom), trouble going to the bathroom, a nasty little sore in a tender area, are just a few of the intimate details that periodically appear.
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