I get a text from Beth:
"Tilly's made my blog public for everyone and has told everyone what i said; they all hate me but i'm trying to keep on a smiley face but i'm sacred and i can't breathe."
Leaving aside the advantages of becoming sacred - at least we know God loves her - there are also a few logistical problems to sort out. Not least of which is the fact that her blog links to mine.....
Exactly.
While we sort this out in a way that doesn't involve me smashing her computer with a hammer just so I feel better, there might be a slight lull in blog delivery.
I think there's a lesson to be learned here - I just don't know what it is yet.
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Oh dear. At least any unwanted attention you receive is likely to be of the "holy" kind.
Yikes - a blogger's worst nightmare! I suspect that the unwanted attention you receive will actually be 'holier than thou.'
First the girls, then their mothers. Then Bad Lindy. Then hospitalisation......I can see it all. Keep your fingers crossed.
If you see a group of smartly-dressed men on your doorsep wielding spa-bath fittings, run for your life!
Somehow, SAHD, I just don't feel you're taking this seriously. Even worse if you are, though! Writing this under desk.
I think I must be missing something here - though the idea of suddenly becoming sacred does certainly have its appeal. How does one attain to this state I want to know? And does it necessarily involve exposing one's soul to an unkind world?
Unless of course it should be a simple case of the wrong juxtaposition of letters ....... did perhaps mean to write 'scared' instead of 'sacred'?
Now that I would understand.
IBeatrice: She does think well of herself but even so I think 'scared' was what she was aiming for......
Agree with drunk mummy - worst nightmare - here I worry little about alienating the ex-pats as they're largely hard work anyway but I should worry if the powers that be pick up on my sideswipes and disapproval of "Paradise".
You did say, not a million years ago, that you wanted a few enemies??
Only joking, omega mum, I'm sure it will be alright insh'allah.
Oh God, my worst nightmare. Still, you might acheive blog-goddess status and become sacred too. Crossing everything for you.
debio: I was rather hoping to choose my enemies, not having them choose me.....
suffolk mum: keep crossing...thank you!
Oh, Omega Mum! Might not be as bad as you fear. Most people round here know I blog - so far no nasty repercussions. And Bad Lindy is fictional, isn't she? Please say yes. Look at it this way, you'll have no shortage of blog material if things do heat up, which I'm sure they won't. Please don't stop posting. I love this blog.
Bad Lindy is a sort of amalgamation - but not enough of one to count as fictional.......Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Staying on the sacred theme - go hide in a church and demand sanctuary!
Yes, being "holy" is a bitch. I've been trying to ditch this goddess gig for years. I imagine being in the chorus is quite difficult as well... I mean really you have to hear all the whining and get none of the power, bugger.
M&M: What about the Vatican - well, if T. Blair can do it....
Lady M: Stick with the goddess gig. It sits so well with you. I can touch the cyber hem of your robes.
I'm missing something here.
Have you had this fear of being outed for long? And what exactly is the basis of this fear?
Please enlighten me. [Unless of course doing so would compromise your anonymity, in which case I can just keep guessing.]
Alda: There are no real secrets, I suppose, except that the people I write about are my family and my two eldest children go to the same school - so I don't want family stuff bandied about by some of the crueller pupils.....Not a major tragedy, I suppose, but wouldn't feel that great.
Ah. So just the standard fears, then. Phew - you had me worried there for a minute. ;)
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