Get out of my face (book)

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LOL. I agree that there are things I wouldn't care if strangers knew, but I certainly don't want my parents to be privy to them. Well, you always have the option of not adding them...
Yes, true. Actually I deliberately don't say anything interesting on facebook as I don't want the facebook people knowing all my business! Mym
I've got a facebook account as a way of keeping in touch with my daughters, and most of my friends, besides my three daughters, are other relatives: one of my sisters, several of my nieces, etc, most of whom are over 30. My daughters don't seem to be bothered that I'm reading their facebooks, but maybe that's because they're not teenagers any more.
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'Parental Intrusion'? Hmm...i wonder why these brats don't complain when their parents financially intrude on their college fees.

I'd abolish 'parental invasion' if these punks abolish teenage shortsightedness and immaturity.

ed
Yes, probably. My mum reads this blog of mind and would love her to be my facebook friend if she knew how to use it.
Meant 'blog of mine' not 'blog of mind'.
Ha ha! I like the way you think, Ed!
LOL - I think "blog of mind" is pretty funny! LOL - pensionbook - that's about the level I am - at least it would be user-friendly. My kids have facebook and myspace and I wouldn't dream of trying to see what they are up to - my imagination probably far outweighs the reality there!
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LOL. I agree, I agree, I agree.

Thank God for Vox.
"No parent's allowed." Hah. Even if they decided to try it, how on earth could one do that? It's silly. And if the kiddos are so not cool with the 'rents on facebook, learn how to use your privacy settings, teens-who-are-oh-so-computer-savvy.

Like you, I tend toward vagueness on my facebook. Partly that's because I'm a secondary school teacher! I do have a colleague who I saw post on her status about 2 weeks into a school year "I'm your teacher, not your friend!" :) Guess she had some requests!
LOL at Pensionbook.

My daughter is too young for things like facebook, myspace, chat rooms, blogs, and the like. I've been thinking a lot lately about how to go about things when she gets older... these things weren't around when I was a kid, and only just starting to pop up when I was in my late teens. The internet scares me sometimes when it comes to my daughter... another fine line for parenting, protection vs snooping vs independence..
I guess this is kind of a "blog of mind" - lol.

Lol, Purplesque - so I take it your parents don't have access to your Vox blog.

I love that Try. Wonder if any of my former students have ever bothered to look me up (probably not).
It will probably be something else entirely by the tiem our kids old enough to get into this kind of thing. My kids actually amazed when I said I didn';t have a cellphone in high school. Then they remembered "Oh, that's right, Mum. You went to school in the olden days".
Actually, my mom does (She really enjoys the recipes and pics I put up here). I consider Vox to be much more 'adult' than facebook. It is my 'personal' blog- friends and family have access, work colleagues and just acquaintances don't.

Yes, me too. I am even selective with which family and friends. My mum is one who does have access though. She is one of the reasons I post about the kids a lot.

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