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| #F4thought #134 ~ Privacy - How much do you value your personal privacy? |
Spotlight Post #133 by Sassy Cat.
The topic was suggested
by Sweetgirl. As she had already chosen a spotlight post in week #123 I
asked the incredibly talented creator of #SB4MH, Sassy Cat if she would like to pick an article to highlight for this
week.
Cat - Most of the friendships I read about seemed to have similar themes. Many did not have a lot of friends but the friendships they did have were long-lasting treasures. Friends seem to come & go often when we were younger and most of us have made wonderful online friends via Twitter and the blogging community. There were a few like myself that married their best friend, shame on me because I forgot to mention that in my post.
When I started reading "Mince, tins and appetites" by Inigo More I wondered why was he writing about food when the prompt is friendship? That was the hook, it was my curiosity that kept me reading and wanting to know what food has to do with friendship. I was so entertained reading his description of having his first Italian dinner at his friend Gino's house.
"'Delicious’ wasn’t a word I understood until that evening. Within minutes of arriving, I found myself heaving ever-larger portions of strangely wonderful things into my suddenly bottomless belly. I was surrounded by a crowd of loud Gnulatis doing the same thing, although they had also mastered the art of arguing in two languages while gorging. Around nine p.m. they rolled me to the door, handed me a paper bagful of home-made pastries and I waddled home, farting and belching in juvenile ecstasy." READ MORE
Inigo did a wonderful job hooking me into his story by combing the #f4thought meme and May More's brand new meme #FoodMatters into one post about friendship & food.
Prompt #134 Privacy
This is a very broad
theme. As always link up with personal narrative, fiction, poems or
even images if they are on prompt.
Here are a few guide
questions to get you thinking
- Is privacy even possible in the 21st century digital world?
- How much do you value your personal privacy?
- Have you one or more aliases because you need to keep things hidden?
- Do you respect your lovers privacy? Have you ever checked their phone?
Please take a little
time to read other peoples work...
I asked Floss...
What is the likely hood you would open a door that was labeled “Private, Keep Out” - if you knew for sure nobody would find out?
I am going to be super dull and say I probably wouldn’t open it at all. In my experience anything behind those doors is usually far duller than you’d expect and the only time it leads to something exciting is in movies. In movie circumstances it would probably lead to the kind of excitement I don’t want, like being chased by someone or discovering some horrible secret that endangers my life. So either way I’m good, the door can stay shut and whatever is behind it can remain a mystery to me!
Additional entry from @KurvyKinkster ... Privacy and Inner Voices We Live With
I asked Floss...
What is the likely hood you would open a door that was labeled “Private, Keep Out” - if you knew for sure nobody would find out?
I am going to be super dull and say I probably wouldn’t open it at all. In my experience anything behind those doors is usually far duller than you’d expect and the only time it leads to something exciting is in movies. In movie circumstances it would probably lead to the kind of excitement I don’t want, like being chased by someone or discovering some horrible secret that endangers my life. So either way I’m good, the door can stay shut and whatever is behind it can remain a mystery to me!
Additional entry from @KurvyKinkster ... Privacy and Inner Voices We Live With
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