Blogger spells out what every blogger needs to know: What to do when your Mom discovers your blog. Luckily my whole fam have known about this from the get-go so I don’t have to worry so much. In fact, last I heard Ma was working on her own site!
Important Note
This site features content going all the way back to 2000. The posts you’ll read reflect my views and writing style at the time. While I have gone back to clean up a few of them, I think it’s important not to sanitise too much. This site is a record of who I am and how I’ve grown. Any blog post written years ago may not reflect who I am today, nor how I would write about the same topic today.
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that’s pretty funny. but then my family have all known about my weblog since the beginning too. i do have some shadowy fear that work is going to find out someday. it’s not so much that i really mind that people from work know, but just that i think it would be kinda weird. i’m teaching a group of girls at work to make marble magnets for charity, and i’m just wondering how long it will be before one of them googles for “m*arble m*agnets s*ingapore” and hits my website. in a pitiful attempt to obscure this trail, i have been calling these craft creations “g*em m*agnets”, after the packaging that the marbles came in. yeah. it’s daft. i know. (the little *’s are just another weak attempt to put google off the scent. i’m so cunning. or not.)
Most of my immediate co-workers know about it but thankfully they don’t much care. In fact, everybody at our Halloween party was like, “Where’s CouchCam! I wanna be on CouchCam!” (Unfortunately we had to turn it off as the network cable normally runs right across the living room floor.) I try to not rant about work too much though, just in case one of the higher-ups finds it and gets pissed. It’s on my CV though, which should hopefully protect me from the “surprise-discovery-and-termination” effect. Hopefully. 🙂