I’m convinced that half the people who say they’ve never Googled their own names are lying, and the other half don’t know how to spell c-o-m-p-u-t-e-r, much less use one.
I confess, I Google myself occasionally--it just tickles a little. I’m not proud of it, but hey, at least I’m honest about it. I’m OK with (but not ecstatic about) what turns up, though I would like to reorganize things a little.
But tonight, for the first time ever, I Googled my husband’s name, and I found that he’s been keeping some pretty big secrets.
Kevin Eason is:
1. A former chief industrial correspondent for the Birmingham Post and Mail in the UK; Business F1 Magazine’s most powerful journalist operating in Formula One; and current Sports Business Correspondent and producer of The Insider gossip column for The Times of London. (For the record, I did know that he enjoys gossip.)
2. Server Administrator/Assistant to Director of Finance for the Mental Health Association in North Carolina, Inc.; he is tentatively scheduled to graduate from the University of Phoenix in 2011. (For the record, I did know that he’s mental.)
3. A darned good artist, apparently with a second address in New Jersey and possibly a third in Bikini Bottom. (For the record, I did know about the Tony Soprano obsession—perhaps I even caused it.)
4. A Brighton skateboard enthusiast and video camera owner-operator who knows how to upload to YouTube but has strange taste in music. (For the record, I did know about the strange taste in music.)
5. A sergeant in the Air Force. (For the record, I had no idea he likes to wear fatigues.)
6. Largely unknown to Google in his primary role as a wonderful husband, father and civil engineer from Memphis. (For the record, I did know that he's wonderful.)
Monday, August 4, 2008
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I admit to having Googled my husband. His name is Fred Taylor, and there are a million of those. So I tried narrowing it down by profession--he's an attorney in the Army JAG Corps. What I found is that he plays pro football for the Jacksonville Jaguars and makes over $5 million a year. That would explain why he's so tired at night, but I don't know where he's hiding the money.
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