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[cellio]

My office-mate just found her daughter's weblog. This afternoon promises to be highly entertaining. :-)

Update: apparently the daughter gave her mother the URL. Go figure. Based on the excerpts I've heard, she may regret that in a few years.

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[blackpaladin.livejournal.com]

This is exactly why, even though my journal has been friends-locked for the past year, none of the contact info that usually appears in my .sig (LJ username, IM accounts) appears in the version I use when I'm sending email to either of my parents. :)

[browngirl.livejournal.com]

Aieeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[cellio]

It just goes to reinforce that old maxim: if you'd be upset to see it on the front page of tomorrow's newspaper, maybe you shouldn't post it publicly.

[rani23.livejournal.com]

Oh. Man. Glurk.

I generally have a "Mom-filter" when I post stuff. Is this something I wouldn't mind my mother reading? If the answer is Yes, the Friends-Lock occurs.

[estherchaya.livejournal.com]

tee hee. that's too funny.

[cellio]

The daughter writes well, too, which makes it even more compelling for her mother. We all got a laugh out of the entry that said, approximately, "I want to get pregnant in the spring, because fall is my favorite season and if I'm going to push an 18-inch blob through a 1-inch hole in my body, I want it to at least be in a season I like". The office-mate confirmed that so far as she knows this is a generic "spring", not a specific one. And yes, we noted the math issue.

(In case you're wondering: before posting this comment I Googled with this description, and will only post now that I failed to find it. I can try to protect her privacy even if she doesn't.)

[tsjafo.livejournal.com]

My children, jezredfern and burncycle both have journals, although I'm sure they have a "No Dad" filter. Although I sometimes get additional gray hairs reading their journal, we have a deal about why I can and can not comment on. I think it works out nicely.