You can learn a lot
from a Facebook page
just from the pictures shown
what things a person collects
what kinds of things they own
their likes and dislikes
vacations that they've taken
how many kids
how many pets
even what time they awaken
but mostly I like to notice
how many "selfies" there are
sometimes it's quite amazing
you'd think they were
some kind of star
headshots would be another
good name
for those poses oh so hammy
smiling, grinning, grimacing
goofy, questioning, campy
those infamous pictures
on Facebook
shots showing a craving
that everyone look!
Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 11:48 AM UTC
You can learn a lot
from a Facebook page
just from the pictures shown
what things a person collects
what kinds of things they own
their likes and dislikes
vacations that they've taken
how many kids
how many pets
even what time they awaken
but mostly I like to notice
how many "selfies" there are
sometimes it's quite amazing
you'd think they were
some kind of star
headshots would be another
good name
for those poses oh so hammy
smiling, grinning, grimacing
goofy, questioning, campy
those infamous pictures
on Facebook
shots showing a craving
that everyone look!
I don't do much with FB, but every now and then I kind of "check in". I can't help but notice the phenomenon of the numbers of pictures. One woman has 4 kids, a husband and a dog. I was looking for pictures of the dog for the Pets' book I'm working on. I really had to "dig". The pictures of herself outnumbered all the others by at least 10 to 1. :-) I mean, kids change - adults not so much;
dogs do fun things and poses - adults meh!
