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Long Facebook story short: got bored, lost interest.

There was some fun stuff, like Scrabulous and Zombie biting/hugging, but it was as I expected. Not quite right for me. It might have to do with less time indoors and more time outdoors training.

Plus, there were very few people I knew dialed in: a few family and friends, but not much from school. Kathie was there and she’s doing great. But not much other representation from Whitmore Lake High School’s class of 1990.

So, I ended up cleaning the page a bit and leaving it out there, just in case any old friends are looking for me.

Now LinkedIn is a little different. To start, I had a pretty clean page already. I linked up with as many people as I could, and kind of let it sit there. Again, very few from school (what’s up with my high school? It was a small class of 52, but come on! Am I seriously the only one on LinkedIn?), but there were several people from my company, and previous jobs.

I may like LinkedIn better because I am more outgoing in a work atmosphere. My wife is the social butterfly. I like to talk about work and exercise and music and movies.

Both my LinkedIn and Facebook pages are showing up in my Google search results, and I am fully available to find by anyone who is looking. More or less, mission accomplished. Yet, at times I still feel a little like a voyeur.