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(1) Last summer I downloaded all my Twitter stuff, which I'd highly recommend, because there is one folder that has every picture you ever posted. Over 10 years that brings back some great memories. But it also raises certain questions.
(2) I always help people who post a picture that's too dark or the type is flipped whether I know them or not, so I have pics of a lot of people I have no clue as to their identity. And then there are pics like this one of @nahlikcj. Why would I have posted THIS? :)
(3) Then there's this one. I must have been watching The Twilight Zone's "To Serve Man" episode on one TV and a Nationals game on another and noticed a similarity...
(4) I also have one of @aaronmcfarling at a UCLA press conference dreaming of a monkey riding a dog like a horse. Why? I have no clue. But I apparently posted it more than once.
(5) I have several of my old friend @vandygirl1998, mainly because she gets on TV a lot. But usually she's happy. For some reason I posted this and she doesn't look happy. Maybe it's because I posted it :)
(6) There was this one, which I guess was a not so subtle reminder to carry a box of tissues in case you were driving and had to sneeze out onto the road:
(7) I know I post a lot of pictures of food, but apparently I also post pictures of lunchmeat. Am guessing this has something to do with a National hitting a home run with the bases loaded....
(8) There was this pic I posted when the Cubs finally won a World Series, and I remember clearly thinking that if the Nats ever won a World Series, I'd have a tear in my eye too. The Nats did. My eyes did too.
(9) There were also a lot of pics of weather maps, as it seems I'd post one when an impending storm was coming. Then there was this one, but I doubt I posted it for it's meteorological value....
(10) So in any event, if you've never downloaded your Twitter account, I'd encourage you to do so. Although I can't guarantee you won't go through all the pictures and see some that make you wonder "what was I thinking?"
