A shot in the dark.

One of the things that I find interesting, is how me a simple chemist could have possibly grown so much attention on the internet.
If you simply type in Sabrina Giddings into google you start to see me all over. First there my blogger profile, some pages that are from some of my chemical research and various seminars I have given over the years, my coaching for the bluephins, some photo's I have taken of Nikkie, my flicker account and other places...In short I am all over the internet. I have manage to do this without trying.
What I can't figure out is how, me with little to no computer knowledge what so ever, and no real interest in being splashed all over the place can be found so easily, hell some guy from England, named Dan added me to his MSN list, but I cannot find some people because they have no internet presence what so ever.
I'll start with a few names, in hopes that they may have googled my name and read this blog entry, and maybe we can find eachother.
Justin Schwager and Melissa Noseworthy would be the two I would like to locate the most, no one seems to have heard from them in years, like they vanished from the planet. I don't know, I can't even imagine what might have happened to them. Though there are hints of Melissa I can't find anything for sure to say it is her. For those of you who have lived in the same place most of your lives or can return to where your parent's have a house and have a simple way of finding all your friends, you must feel so lucky, the life of a military child is so different, we go away from places and even when we return, those we left behind have also left.

If by any chance there are people our there who know me and read this blog and know these people let them know.