One of my younger daughter's friends was visiting and I noticed her playing with her phone. Next time I looked on the Face Up there was a photo. It was a private moment, and luckily one that was not negative, or nasty or anything. Still, you never know anymore where images of you will end up. It makes me shutter, get the pun, to see young people post photos of themselves in compromising situations. It's easy and makes sense to check the social pages for personal background information when running references for things as diverse as employment to rental applications. It is also now easy to get the latest gossip about who has moved next door. On reflection, social media has now taken the place of water cooler talk at the job, chatting over the back yard fence and listening in on the rural party line. Now, here are two socially safe photos. If you feel they are not, or are offended, please let me know. Oops, couldn't get them downloaded from my socially safe iPad. Will be above later from the old clunker.