Not so Grand

Just got back from an off-site meeting at Grandover Resort in Greensboro, NC. The hotel service was terrible. The food was no where near spectacular. The events planner did a half-assed job. Total disappointment.

But there's always the positives... the service at their main restaurant was not half bad, the golf staff was friendly and put up with a group of our size, and Craig gave me a great massage.

I will think twice about having another off-site meeting at Grandover for my team.

Erase my face

I’ve come to the realization that it may be time to erase most of the 200+ albums from my Facebook profile. I made the decision to click “delete” when I started adding more and more people from work to my friends list. Sure, I can always block them from seeing certain things but it’s hard to keep up and they don’t all need to know about my fabulous life after 5pm.

Being a lover of photography and my friends, this has become a difficult task (and having an incredibly slow POS of a laptop has made it annoying). May be one day I’ll do a “best of” album, but for now, nada!


These days, one can never be too safe online. My photo albums and profile on Facebook are not the first victims of information deletion. My MySpace page and my Livejournal were one of the first, which has reduced the amount of weirdoes and stalkers that try to contact me.


Every time I read about someone getting arrested or getting fired because of their profile, I delete a little more.