Julie’s Journal » Blog Archive » The Saturday Six

Jan

I missed last weeks, but here is the new one posted today. The Saturday Six…

1. If you knew you would die the following day, what would you do with your blog: edit some parts of it and leave it up for posterity, leave it as it is, or delete it?…This is such a crazy question because it’s been on my mind lately. After reading someone’s blog just this week and learning that they had passed away, I thought about what I would do. I would leave my blog up and make sure my husband knew my password to login and let my friends know.

2. Other than your own blog, what single website do you visit the most?…That’s a tough one. I would have to say Zappos.com. My husband is a programmer for them, and I like to see the new things he has worked on in action. He is the most brilliant person I have ever met. I’m just in awe of him.

3. How many different email accounts do you currently own, counting work and home?…Too many to count, really…but I only use two actively. My gmail account, and my work account.

4. Take the quiz: How addicted to the internet are you?

You Are 59% Addicted to the Internet

You’re somewhat addicted to the internet - but who isn’t?
You can keep it under check, and you’re by no means a hermit.

Are You Addicted to the Internet?

5. Are you more likely to visit the internet the first thing in the morning or the last thing at night?…Both. This is the first thing I do in the morning and the last thing before I go to bed. My job is the internet, so I’m here all day long.

6. Who was the last person you had an email/instant message conversation with? When was the last time you saw that person in person?…Amy on ICQ, and I have never met her. I’ve known her online for many many years and at one point we drifted apart. Different opinions and different set of friends drove a lot of us to separate places online. We’ve both probably said really shitty things about one another at some point during that time, but what I love about Amy is that she has chosen to forgive. That is something that I have really made an effort to do in my life in the last 6-7 months. Holding grudges turns people into negative nasty beings, and I am slowly weeding those people out of my life. It has been wonderful to connect with some of these people again and see them in a new light.