Friday, November 23, 2018

Screen saver settings

I was sitting on the chair, watching Wagon Train and practicing my version of On and On, and I glanced at my computer monitor. The screen saver normally plays a slideshow of pictures from my photos, which are numerous, but do not include the standard Windows stock photos or any other generic stuff. As I'm watching the slideshow, I notice that these are not my photos at all. It appears they are somebody's collection of professionally acquired stuff, like you might see on the Windows 10 lock screen. I got up off the chair and checked my settings, and they haven't changed.

So where did these pictures come from? Facebook, NSA, Windows and Google need to stop with all the spying and leave me alone. All those pictures were happy, motivational type pictures, the kind you expect a caption under.

Caption this!

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