My thoughts exactly. I know some young people are hesitant when contacted by people they do not want to add as 'friends' and feel almost obliged to add them. And having your name on a friend list is very like people who don't know how to 'hide' your name on email lists. I just got an email a couple days ago by someone who saw my name on one of those with my email route evident. In this case I really didn't mind. In fact I was glad to get back in email contact with her. But, it could have been very much a different story. It is again, whatever the user is comfortable with and with what discretion they wish to use a service. It may suit your needs, but not my cuppa tea. What bothers me about it, is that your contacts ..........who and how many.......are any business of a prospective employer? I think a lot of computer users feel protected by anonymity of the number of posts on the web. IOW so much data floating around in cyberspace, who would take the time to search for or find you? The odds being so slim. Sort of like what are the odds someone would find your credit card number in real life and pick on you to steal it? Well, don't we all know somebody who lost using that system?

Hiya Nikki, if you look at your photobucket album you will see the options on the top right side of the screen that says upload from "your computer, web url, cell phone or email", choose cell phone and then it will give you the email address to send your pictures straight from your cell to your photobucket account. I just did it for the first time the other day. They will send you a confirmation text message back to your cell. I don't know how to turn that part off though. I got a little annoyed at my phone buzzing every time I uploaded another pic! lol! Hey Karen, Mmmmmm, that cake and ice cream sound awesome! Chocolate cake and frosting are one of my favs! Especially the recipe on the back of the hersheys cocoa box! Yum! Happy Birthday to your hubby! I hope he got all he wished for. Nighters! Tracy

Luvs, I think Jas had given up on a book being done after the first guy finked out. Then when the second guy approached him about it, even took 4 months leave from his well-known (locally) job, and suddenly was not heard from again after half that time, Jason just gave the idea up. (second guy didn't have the decency to let him know he'd taken a new job offer and quit on the book. Just left him hanging. I was soooo mad). But then in 09 when this retired Detective came to Jason about writing one, I think his faith was renewed. I spent an afternoon being interviewed by Russ, such a nice man. He'll be back to go thru all the photos and stuff I kept on that time in our lives. I have no real details on release, other than Jas said a few months probably. I will sure let you guys know however. Not to try to "sell" his book, but simply because I am so proud of this. I hope it does help many people who are trying to overcome adversity and need inspiration. A note about his grandmother's passing. He said he visited her in the hospital on Sept 9th, had a 14 hr surgery on the 10th, and woke up the morning of the 11th to find she'd died and terrorists had attacked our country. What he didn't say was he couldn't SEE her, or the news. His eyes were still sewn shut the rest of that Fall. He'd last seen his grandmother the week before his accident. And because of the 4 month coma they'd kept him in, and him being in the hospital another 2 months, he hadn't talked to her but a few times even. This was very hard on him when she died. hugs, Karen

This is a confirmed meteor sighting, which fell over Ontario (in Dec. 2017) and was captured on the dashboard cameras of many drivers. It was also seen by countless people who happened to be outside and reported that something very bright, just fell from the sky. I never would have thought that a falling meteor would be so visible, on such a sunny day. It would have been even more amazing to see, if it had fallen at night in a rural area! https://northernontario.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=357415