For the 'next fifty years' where do I want to spend my time? What do I want to focus my attention on? Do I want to spend the precious time that I have left, focusing on the lives of people who are put in the news - the people and situations that the media wants to bring my attention? Life is pretty short... I've let go of Facebook, I've made the decision to spend time with people 'face-to-face'. Will people eventually lose interest in seeing each other face-to-face? This has made me think. Facebook is a false existence. There is no interchange among people - there are no 'conversations' on Facebook or email. I'd like to make the decision of where my time and emotions are invested: I don't want to leave that decision to the media. Our time is too precious to waste. Limiting and choosing the types of conversations to important topics, is one thing I am doing, in order to use the time I have, in a more valuable way. Prayer is bringing me to a place of deeper understanding. Today I am grateful to be willing to make changes in order to spend more time, fully present in the moment. And I'm spending some quality time in prayer. Nancy Koncilja Gurish Your Health And Tech Friend

"...putting personal pictures on any websites is a bad habit...

Especially since the very same people who post pictures will be screaming "privacy violation" when we put camera on the street for preventing crime... One thing you need to know... at the moment you click on "upload the picture", that pic is no more your... You could remove it from your album but the fact is the pic is still there... by removing it from your album, you just removed the link between your album and the picture... Meaning the picture is on the internet but you have no idea where it is...
And also facebook is loosing its soul... It use to be for people to stay connected with friends and families.. until the money came into play... Seeing irrelevant status update from people thinking their life is a movie, like suggestions... At the end I feel like my news feed is full with spams... I myself am considering quitting facebook very soon. You know who likes you when they get in touch with you in real life and not over the internet, who don't need a birthday reminder to whish you a happy bday and actualy CALL you for your birthday... all those facebook thing is just like every other social media we had in the past... virtual, at the end it doesn't bring people together but instead isolating them behind a screen..." Quote from Joaquim l'Antonio