I was walking through Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn today when a man complimented me on my face mask. I was thrilled--I have a seasonal mask and I thought more people would compliment it, but until this afternoon not one person had acknowledged how clever I am. (Well, how clever Zephra is, she made it!) I was also on the phone with my mom, and she wanted to see the mask, seeing that I had already whined, rather petulantly.
So I advised my mom to pull up my Facebook.
Oh, but it's not my profile photo, my profile photo is a selfie with the Home Depot skeletons!
And then I gave her the wrong directions for how to find the old photo.
A niche Lesson to be sure, but a public apology nevertheless.
How To View Profile Photos On Facebook
- Go to www.facebook.com and log in, if necessary.
- Go to the profile you want to visit. Type the person's name in the search bar, located in the top left corner of the webpage.
- Click the individual's profile photo.
- A drop-down menu will appear. Choose VIEW PROFILE PICTURE.
- Now my profile photo has popped up in its own dialogue box. Click the arrow to the right of the photo to go backward.
- There's the photo we were looking for!
But wait, there's another way you could have done this. When you pull up a person's profile, you can click PHOTOS. Then you click ALBUMS.
As you'll see, the first option is PROFILE PHOTOS. You'll see the same results below, without scrolling:
Is Lessons for Old People back? Kind of! Stay tuned.
