Writing is good for the soul. It forces a person to be silent and go within, an experience most Americans are usually too afraid to do on a regular basis. But I do it regularly. Yeah, I write little responses to people’s posts on Facebook.
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Contoveros 
Hi Contoveros, I’m not a Facebook kind of Guy. Honestly, Facebook scared me for the 24 hours I put myself there. My mugshot is there and I have an account but I’m happy not to be assaulted by its offensive drivel and the way earthlings could know of my every move. Even if I post a pic of myself, my family can ‘like’ or ‘not like’ it. For instance, even if I didn’t want them to know I was in Jamaica, they would, immediately, if they were logged on. Yikes! I love the way Facebook works for you or how you work Facebook, don’t get me wrong. I am happy for anyone who gets something out of it! Your blogs resonate with me and I’m glad to call you Friend.
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Yeah, me too.
I like calling you friend but I would love calling you neighbor in Jamaica!
Michael J, hoping to see you soon
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Wow. I got a little scared after posting this on Facebook. I initially presented a “Like” image from Facebook which was not shown on the Facebook site.
OK, I thought, I’ll change it to another Facebook images asking people to “friend” me.
Ditto the action. No image.
Finally I submitted the story above with no image and Facebook wouldn’t even show my mugshot which they normally do when you don’t have artwork accompanying your story. The story appeared on my “Timeline” but not on the regular site for the public. I was censored and banned from saying something nice about Facebook.
Have I offended someone? Have I pissed off the powers that be behind the Facebook dynasty? I don’t know, but I plan never to infringe on their copywriter toes anymore.
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