Scrolling

Scrolling

When I’m blue I scroll on Face Book.

Do you

Too? Does it cheer me up to

Look at Nicola Walker on the National Theatre or what could be

Sweeter than cute cats?

I’m hooked on those posts with

Two photos comparing old celebrities with their younger selves and who dated who or Britain’s Got Talent, incredible voices, Amanda

Rejoices and Simon cracks a smile.

Meanwhile I move from FB to YouTube and Tipping Point and

Pointless, oh

Happiness when the discs tip and the points go to zero and the winner is a

Hero. Ms Mojo is cool too, the best or worst of something or the best and worst of ESC, that’s how I

Flee the blues. It doesn’t really help but that’s what I

Do.

You should try it

Too. I can’t stop extolling

Scrolling.

  

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