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Friday 5, random.
Mar. 10th, 2019 10:35 am1. Are we losing the art of listening?
Doubt it. We seem to listen ;as much as ever.
2. Have you ever interacted with the police?
A bit, when we were burgled.
3. Do you like being alone?
Yes, I like being alone a lot but I do also like seeing people and would not like to be alone always.
4. Who would you share your passwords with?
No one. I mean we have some that our 'ours' like the ocado account, and some that are almost 'public' (like the wifi, anyone in our house can have the wifi p/w, it's on the notice board). And at work there are shared role p/ws for lots of things. But my personal passwords are mine, and the things behind them are private, maybe private to someone else who trusted me with their confidence. If I come to you as a trusted friend and tell you deeply personal things then I do not expect you to turn around and tell anyone else, even your spouse (and if you were a trusted professional, eg therapist, solicitor, minister of religion... I would expect doing so we be a crime) and juust because I often tell the whole of facebook doesn't mean I never care.
5. What are you grateful for today?
I am grateful for modern medicine, which is inadequate but a lot better than nothing; and I am grateful that what I am good at is well paid so I can have nice things.
Doubt it. We seem to listen ;as much as ever.
2. Have you ever interacted with the police?
A bit, when we were burgled.
3. Do you like being alone?
Yes, I like being alone a lot but I do also like seeing people and would not like to be alone always.
4. Who would you share your passwords with?
No one. I mean we have some that our 'ours' like the ocado account, and some that are almost 'public' (like the wifi, anyone in our house can have the wifi p/w, it's on the notice board). And at work there are shared role p/ws for lots of things. But my personal passwords are mine, and the things behind them are private, maybe private to someone else who trusted me with their confidence. If I come to you as a trusted friend and tell you deeply personal things then I do not expect you to turn around and tell anyone else, even your spouse (and if you were a trusted professional, eg therapist, solicitor, minister of religion... I would expect doing so we be a crime) and juust because I often tell the whole of facebook doesn't mean I never care.
5. What are you grateful for today?
I am grateful for modern medicine, which is inadequate but a lot better than nothing; and I am grateful that what I am good at is well paid so I can have nice things.