Facebook Surfing

Tyler

Tim

Pete

Mark

Mick

Julianne

Josh

Bernie

Elizabeth

Curran

Jackie

Jon

Time for another lunchtime installment of Facebook Surfing, where I do a quick cruise through the photos on my friend's Facebook pages to see what they've posted recently. Needless to say, this is probably a gross crossing of some personal, proprietary line where the outcome can only be bruised feelings and lawsuits. Hooray for us outlaws.

Facebook Surfing

I hadn't done the facebook photo scan in a while when just now, bam! this one hits me. Ian doing what Ian does at least as good as most other things he does. A great photo of a great friend in a great position. This is just the sort of thing that makes the day bright.

More Facebook Surfing

Here we have Josh Berry in Chile. It's always refreshing to check in on the Facebook deal and see a new photo that has some water in it. Josh does some good works south there, cleaning up beaches and enjoying himself. Check in on Save The Waves.

Facebook Surfing

Da Line McOwen & Son

Tim G.

Snake Carter

Jackie Moonbags

Brandi & Mo

Jon Esh

Petey Sods

I have been finding some funny surf photos of friends on Facebook. It probably says something about me that I belong to Facebook. It probably says something about something that people paste sometimes goofy (but stoking) surf photos of themselves up on Facebook. It definitely says something that I edit a cruddy surf blog about not surfing.

Anyhow, thoughts of the day include the newly minted socialist capitalism that is all of a sudden absolutely necessary while medicine and education, long in a state of crisis, continues to be ignored. The moral writing is on the wall again after a decade or two of being continually whitewashed. It's money that makes the world go round, not people.

Oprah, and through Oprah, women, are going to change the world for the better. It is the only hope. Check the New York Times article on the front page today.

On another moral note, the Godfather pointed out someone's opining that one should never abide by any moral code that limits the ability to tell a joke.

Another foray into actual web logging, most likely a bad idea. But today's impatience with not being in the water must be recorded.