Let's Buzz not Bruise!

If I read one more comment complaining about the endless lists of failures of 'that other social network', you know the one - the 'L' word, I will be forced to involuntarily expel my partly masticated stomach contents all over my Macbook.

Yes, I will throw up, technicolour yawn, worship the porcelain goddess, in a word, vomit.

One reason I so much enjoy my beBee buzzing and blogging is the positive vibes (a throw back to my teenage years when Adam was a lad, eye glasses were rose coloured, mushrooms were magical, and the world was a happy place), yes the positive vibes I get from fellow happy bees, encouraging all and sundry with their 'shares', 'comments', and 'relevancies'. Let's not descend into the ever decreasing negative spiral that is 'that other social network'.

OK so we don't all need to run around in happy land like village idiots, or kids high on Beatlemania (there goes that throw back again) but let's keep our negativity in check, or, if we must vent, then let's do so on 'that other social network'. Let's take advantage of the accessibility, zeal, eagerness and responsiveness of shakers and movers like @Javier Camara Rica , @Juan Imaz and @Federico Alvarez San Martin and work together to improve where it is needed and make do with what we have in the meanwhile, in a spirit of cooperation.

I, for one, want to feather my newfound nest, not shit in it.

So let's go beBee buzzin', cousin!  No-one's cruisin' for a bruisin'!

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Ken Boddie is an enthusiastic photographer, rarely leisure-travelling without his Canon.  He loves to interact with other like-minded photographers and people with an artistic background.

Ken's three day work week (part time commitment) as a consulting engineer allows him to follow his photography interests, and to plan trips to an ever increasing list of countries and places of scenic beauty and cultural diversity.

When not analysing consulting issues or writing posts,  Ken chases his creative side, the results of which can be seen as selected photographs of his travels on his website at:

http://ken-boddie.squarespace.com