Geotagging. Stalk yourself.

A couple of folks have asked how the geotagging is done. Instead of reinventing the wheel (or taking the type to type out the entire process) I'll simply refer you to this excellent post that another person had made that outlines each step. Once used to it, the process is relatively quick

http://hikesandbikes.blogspot.com/2006/10/life-of-geolocated-blog-post.html

For pictures of parties and such it really wouldn't be too useful, but for hiking, kayaking, and other outdoor stuff, it can be a great tool. Ever take a picture outside and well down the road could not remember where you were? This will help eliminate that as well reduce the questions of; where were you, what did you do, etc. from family and friends. Now you can be informative and anti-social at the same time (or could just get rid of the friends who are probably just using you for your cool stories and pictures anyway).

Paying alimony is like paying installments on a car that has been wrecked.

I have had a few friends recently get into car wrecks. I read this hint a long time ago and still do it; get a cheap one-time use camera and keep it somewhere in your car (under the seat, glove box, etc). If you ever get into an accident, no matter who you think is at fault, use the camera and get shots of everything; the cars, the people involved, the area around the scene showing conditions, any old damaged spots on the other car, etc. The $4 camera can save you thousands of dollars later if the other party makes a claim. Even if you are sure you are at fault, take the pictures. It is cheap, easy, and can save you an incredible amount of grief.

Edit: This was a blog post that I wrote in January that never got published for some reason and was saved as a draft. Anyway, I thought it was still decent advice.