Yes, I freely confess - I Googled my own name.
Like all who indulge in such a sin I came by my just deserts - I found my own death notice and obituary or at least ones in my exact name.
**** * ***** of B****** G**** The funeral Mass for **** * ***** will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 16, at St. Mary Catholic Church, ...
Even though I felt quite substantial sitting in front of my PC, this small preview of what will inevitably come was something of a chilly surprise.
Despite the fact that so many nice things were said about the 'other me' in the online guest book, I was rather relieved to be able to confirm that I still had a reflection staring back from the bathroom mirror.
So let that be a warning to all bored souls looking at a blank Google search page.
Sometimes it is better not to know.
1 comment:
Dear Corrie Spondent,
The reason I did not fully publish the funeral notice was not to hide my identity (which I knew would be easily accessible) but out of respect for the family of the other person with the same name as myself.
I did not want to accidentally mock their grief.
Your comment disclosing this family's full details was removed for the same reason.
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