Where are pathwords and farm? I am lost, I think I need to reread some posts. I joined facebook to see if anyone in my high school class was on it, but there was only one person. I think she was part of my school that another school had consolidated with. Then I tried my college, and found 33 people I have never heard of. After all of that I realized that nobody would know me by my married name, and needed to change my name to include my maiden name. This is too much. Smart Board. Yikes. It is run through the computer with an overhead projector in the ceiling. I teach all second year Spanish, and the class was taught by a kindergarten teacher and a high school calculus teacher. Jumping frogs and filling in large letters does not excite me or teach me anything. Calculus numbers or whatever they have are not amazing. The good thing is that I did find foods in power point, and will be able to put something together for my presentation in a week. It is rather overwhelming to try to think of visuals to put on a board to help explain something to 36 kids - 16 year old kids. They understand this stuff more than I ever will. Now I find out that the speakers don't work - I didn't know we needed sound. This is very involved. IT is hard to learn in 2 hour presentations. I need a purpose and use for something, then develop the program myself. Are there games on Facebook? I think I like simple. To me it was a great achievement to have my own web site for my kids to go to for make up work. Now so many people have such involved sites, it is just silly. Thanks for the responses and I will reread them soon. Sammy

i love fb, i have reconnected w/ classmates from grade & high school and college. i've connected w/ family & friends all over the planet and keep in touch w/ everyone alot more now. i do not play games, hide all that on feed, i don't have much time to be on in the evening and while at work all day we are not suppossed to go on. i really love that i can keep up w/ everyone's lives. i also LOVE having pages like Black Friday Ads, Philosophy, Bare escentuals, Tori Burch, lands End etc...i get awesome special deals, samples and updates. i also have hobby pages like crocheting and knitting and get lots of info & deals from them. ~ liz

I am playing it on my iPhone. It was a little annoying at first. It has a lot of bells and whistles that I don't care about but my friend and I have about a dozen games going right now. It's not bad on the phone. I don't know about android but I'm having no trouble on my iPhone. I can try to find you and start a game if you want. Send me a message with the name you signed up.

Here is my experience with Nnesi: 4/18/23- I ordered 3 shirts from a Nnesi “sponsored” Facebook ad. What appealed to me besides the attractive clothing was that the clothing is “made in Fort Mill, South Carolina” and “shipped from Fort Mill, South Carolina.” 4/22/1/23- I received an e-mail from Nnesi saying my order was shipped. 4/29/23-package still hasn’t arrived. I commented on their Facebook ad post about not having received my order a week after the e-mail said it had been (supposedly) shipped-from South Carolina. Red flag raised. It should not take a week to ship from SC to PA. I immediately received a FB message from Nnesi asking for my order number. I responded. They immediately sent me the latest status of my order, which I already had been tracking. Very responsive. 5/1/23-My package was delivered. There was a shipping label from China on the package, partially covered over by a USPS mailing label. Inside the package, all 3 plastic bags that contained the shirts said, “Made in China.” What’s more, the beautiful, well-designed, removeable paper tags on the shirt were littered with grammar mistakes; it is obvious the tags were written by a non-native English-speaking person. There is a sewn-in label with laundering instructions on each shirt, but there is no label with material contents nor where it was made. 5/1/23-I messaged Nnesi and told them what a fraud their company is. They immediately blocked me from responding again and blocked me from commenting again on their posts. All my comments warning people about their false advertising had been removed. To add salt to the wound, none of the 3 shirts fit. I am not going to attempt to return them; I will save myself the aggravation. I am out $104.37. Luckily, I paid via PayPal, so this deceptive company does not have my credit card information. I will donate these made-in-China-shipped-from-China shirts to a charity where someone will enjoy wearing them, not knowing the fraudulent story behind them. If you look at their posts, they only allow questions or comments that are favorable to them. I believe that Nnesi also operates under different names because I see the same articles of clothing and “Made in Fort Mill, South Carolina,” and “Shipped from Fort Mill, South Carolina” under several different company names advertising on Facebook. These companies need to be shut down!