Meet The Parents
I did it. After months of deliberation and internal debate, I finally took the plunge. I suppose I was just waiting for the right time, waiting for a certain level of comfort before I finally did it. But now that that weight has been lifted everything will be better right? Yes, I finally took the next step in this grand experiment I call blogging. I put myself on Kerri’s blogroll.
HA. I suppose it’s a day late for an April Fools joke right?
So I’ve officially informed my parents about my blog. When I first started posting I was mainly doing it for myself. Then slowly I opened up and sought feedback and community. It’s all about growth, I was simply taking my time to make sure that I could fully commit to what I was doing. Eventually I started whoring myself out to twitter in an effort to feed my ego; I spend way too much time analyzing my blog traffic statistics. But through all of this, there was still a big piece missing: Family.
I’ve mentioned my sister a few times, there will be more to come with her graduation coming up. But my parents were the big step. I initially didn’t tell them about this because I didn’t want them to interfere. I sounds cold, but I wanted to be free of having them metaphorically looking over my shoulder, having some kind of impact on what I write. Now that I’m confident that their influence will be minimal at best, it’s time to welcome them to my slice of the Internet.
Hi Mom. Hi Dad.
So this is for them, and for you my eager-reader. Now that my parents are reading, don’t do anything to embarrass yourself.
















LOL your funny!
I understand what you mean. I haven’t told my parents about my blog either. Honestly for me it’s because sometimes I need to vent…. and it’s about them! LOL My mom has a way of rubbing me the wrong way without realizing it and if I write about it on my blog, I don’t want her to read about it and have her feelings hurt. So my blog is mine, my little secret shhhhh
As for whoring yourself out….. ya seriously, you are getting out of control on twitter, I mean do you have to show all that??? I mean that part of your…. Oh hi Chris’ mom and dad!!!! LOL just kidding. Keep up the great work Chris and good for you that you feel comfortable having your parents read your blog
That’s a big step. My mom knows about my knitting blog – every so often she tells me she’s been reading it and I always feel a slight wave of panic about what I may have written that she wouldn’t approve of. (It’s not 100% about knitting – most yarn stories aren’t all that shocking – LOL). She still doesn’t really know about my diabetes blog though. Not sure I’m ready to have her lurking there.
Hello all:
Christopher’s Mom here. I never could call him Chris. Yes he told us about this last night. He asked us to write about his Diabletes. Honestly, the feel is as raw now as when he was diagnosed his Freshman year in college. However, ever since he could communicate he has “run” our family. I expect I will comply with his request at some point.
Chris (Christopher),
Liking your mom, she sounds way cool
I am soooo hoping that my family never finds me on twitter, oy vey.
Haha! That is awesome Christopher!
*waves at mom*