TinyBuddha: The Random Search Effect VII

From Twitter's TinyBuddha:

tinybuddha - "No matter how hard the past, you can always begin again." ~ Buddha

I like that.



For more in the Random Search Effect series see:

To be continued: The Random Search Effect I
Children & Unselfishness: The Random Search Effect II
Your Inner Fire: The Random Search Effect III
Mystery Google: The Random Search Effect IV
Warren Buffet: The Random Search Effect V

Truth or Consequences: The Random Search Effect VI

Marcofantyn Alfonso : " Don't just let things happen ' and then worry about it Later ! , Think about what you're doing and ' what CONSEQUENCE it's going to have on Your LIFE later on " , it's that simple ;)

And with that simple statement, Marcofantyn has nailed my week. So that's exactly what I'm doing. I'm being logical and rational in an area where I had been been emotional and spontaneous before. Does that make me less loving or caring? No, it just makes me smarter and more able to do the right thing for both of us this time.



For more in the Random Search Effect series see:

To be continued: The Random Search Effect I
Children & Unselfishness: The Random Search Effect II
Your Inner Fire: The Random Search Effect III
Mystery Google: The Random Search Effect IV
Warren Buffet: The Random Search Effect V

Mystery Google: The Random Search Effect IV

I hope you think this is as much fun as I did.

So I'm looking at my Statcounter statistics because those give me a detailed list, hit by hit, of every tick this blog gets - and I see a hit from MysteryGoogle.com. Hmm, Mystery Google? Wonder what that might be, so I give it a click and up comes the screen you see here. That's interesting. It looks just like the standard Google search page, buttons and all but with a curious 'mouse-over' descriptor on the tab that says, 'Mystery Google. You get what the person before you searched for'. And so I punch a search term into it, the name of this blog, 'The Wild Wild East Dailies', and what comes up? Not that, but the results for the words 'fine fine' which turns up a music program on KX Radio for a show by the name of 'Fine Fine Music'. Interesting. So no matter what I punch in, I'm going to get the results for whatever the person before me searched for. That's the engine the Random Search Effect series has been looking for! Just random stuff. I thought it was pretty cool and played around with it for awhile, just looking at what other people have been looking for. Give it a try. You may be surprised

For more in the Random Search Effect series see:

To be continued: The Random Search Effect I
Children & Unselfishness: The Random Search Effect II
Your Inner Fire: The Random Search Effect III
Mystery Google: The Random Search Effect IV
Warren Buffet: The Random Search Effect V