I’m not in the habit of posting memes, but this one I found on Blog by Donna was so funny I thought I’d share:
I hope your life is never as bad as you complain it is on Facebook.
I must admit there are times I’ve had to think very carefully about what I was going to write before I press post. The fact we have the option to delete a post once it’s made is a comfort as well. The thought of what someone who actually has problems would think when they read my post goes through my head. I consider whether what I’m writing may cause alarm, shame or and undue outpouring of support because it just sounds worse than it really is goes through my head. Though I do lament not being more personal at times on social networks I am glad I don’t share too much (at least I don’t think I do). Social media gives us an outlet that does not exist in face-to-face conversation with people we are with all the time. It gives us the opportunity to vent out our frustrations and hopefully get what we feel is needed support.
Firstly, I’m a mom and wife. Professionally, IT consulting is my job and blogging is the outlet for my passions. I write about things that affect the everyday life of a stay-at-home parent or any parent for that matter such as parenting, relationships, discipline, the media, product reviews, giveaways, social media, food, cooking, gardening and anything else that might come my way.
