As I went about my day today, I began to wonder how I felt about having my blog available to view. Somehow, I’ve always felt ‘odd’ about having the link to it posted, say, on my facebook, or in my signature. But, I was okay with strangers — or those who are ‘unknown’ reading it.
Today at work, my boss asked for a meeting on Monday. She’s mentioned in the past that she wants to meet with each of us on a regular basis, one on one to chat and make sure the lines of communication are open.  Which, I think is a great great thing.
And I’m having no ‘warning signals’ in my gut. So I’m not concerned, all was normal. But, it did get me wondering who can see what I write here? I don’t plan on making everything passworded, but I know that if you read a couple of my stories you could probably figure out where I work and who I am — if you don’t already know me and if you work with me, for example. Even without me stating lots of details about work, or about what I do. And that makes me wonder because I have commented about school, and even though I’m not going, and that’s all deferred, I wouldn’t want my employer to think I’m dissatisfied or planning on jumping ship anytime soon. Far from it, in fact. But especially now, after so long not working full time, I don’t want to be caught off guard again. I need to not burn any bridges, at least for a while.
Anyhow, so I am curious. For those who blog frequently, how do you decide what is appropriate to share and what is better to be kept private? What is your rule while blogging? What types of things don’t get said?  I have my thoughts on that, and on my old blog site, I had certain subjects I just didn’t bring up.  Some things that I was vague about and some that was, well, ‘fair game’ as it were.
So as I move my blog fully to this site (at least mostly — for those who are reading this from my previous blog, that one will be topic specific but still active), I’d love to hear what you think about this whole subject.