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How is a person not Google-able in this day and age?
I can't find the ex-boyfriend I'm looking for, AT ALL. I found his parents, but not in a contactable context, just a quote showing that they took a retirement tour of a Central American country and liked it.
I seem to be relatively Googleable, although the matches under my maiden name far exceed my married name. There are lots of women with my maiden name, and most of them turned out to have careers that I would have liked to have and/or studied for at some point--some are music teachers, elementary school teachers, city planners, and I even found a DJ assistant (though I would rather be the actual DJ.) One of the things I found was the article for which Evan and I served as the lead-in. It was in the New York Times in 2003; craigslist has saved a copy on its website. It's amusing that the filename they saved it under is "circus."
( Have I posted this already? )
I can't find the ex-boyfriend I'm looking for, AT ALL. I found his parents, but not in a contactable context, just a quote showing that they took a retirement tour of a Central American country and liked it.
I seem to be relatively Googleable, although the matches under my maiden name far exceed my married name. There are lots of women with my maiden name, and most of them turned out to have careers that I would have liked to have and/or studied for at some point--some are music teachers, elementary school teachers, city planners, and I even found a DJ assistant (though I would rather be the actual DJ.) One of the things I found was the article for which Evan and I served as the lead-in. It was in the New York Times in 2003; craigslist has saved a copy on its website. It's amusing that the filename they saved it under is "circus."
( Have I posted this already? )
