This is where you'll find me

This entry comes after watching Charlie McDonnell's vlog to his future self and I thought it's a neat a idea, an idea I often have, and while I will not consider putting together a vlog for my future self - with my very limited filming/editing capabilities, it is feasible that I might post an entry specificlly for my future self and carry a note in my wallet to remind me to read said post on a certain birthday.. But, actually, I feel that all my posts are for my future self since, well, I'm the only audience I have. Oh I didn't mean for that to come of as a sad "will you follow me" plea, but to remind anyone that stumbles upon this that I am writing to turn my inward garble into prose amusingly documenting my inane thoughts..

Also for both my present and future self, a list of my various internet profiles:

• Last.fm -  to learn about some of my music taste, according to what gets scrobbled from Spotify or we7 (thus it doesn't include the songs I choose at karaoke, the songs I sing along to playing in shops, or what I hear on the radio)
• Twitter - when I have something I want to say to a general mas
• Youtube - it's very likely that I won't upload videos (actually, that could depend on the quality of the HTC Wildfire), so it'll merely be a collection of videos I like and a permission slip to comment on videos
• StumbleUpon - I spend hours strolling through the internet and here's one of the reasons why, plus a way of keeping track of some of the better places I might want to visit again
• We Heart It - I only use this when I am actively procrastinating, as opposed to "oh, I wonder..." then find that all the quick little things I've clicked on have taken up a large part of the house
• Daily Booth - very new to me, I signed up to it as soon as I'd learnt about it (as that's the only way you get to actually experience it) and it could potentially become a big favourite of mine. I don't like how it seems that some 90% of the photos uploaded are of the users themselves and I don't intend to follow it, so here's to hoping my (wishfully) lovely photos will cause a stir and provoke a revolution!