Comments on: Spring Cleaning Carnival: Get Food Additives Out http://food.yourway.net/spring-cleaning-carnival-get-food-additives-out/ A [Life...Your Way] Blog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:38:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Additive spring | Indussupplies http://food.yourway.net/spring-cleaning-carnival-get-food-additives-out/#comment-34664 Additive spring | Indussupplies Thu, 02 Feb 2012 01:39:09 +0000 http://www.organizingyourway.net/?p=4150#comment-34664 [...] Spring Cleaning Carnival: Get Food Additives OutApr 27, 2010 … If you’re new to Life…Your Way, welcome! Be sure to visit the Life…Your Way ezine for all the latest posts. You may also want to subscribe so … [...] [...] Spring Cleaning Carnival: Get Food Additives OutApr 27, 2010 … If you’re new to Life…Your Way, welcome! Be sure to visit the Life…Your Way ezine for all the latest posts. You may also want to subscribe so … [...]

]]> By: Teri http://food.yourway.net/spring-cleaning-carnival-get-food-additives-out/#comment-15456 Teri Wed, 18 May 2011 02:59:00 +0000 http://www.organizingyourway.net/?p=4150#comment-15456  I think that there is a balance.  I have referred to my kids by number since the inception of my blog.  I do share photos, but my kids have been involved in community service campaigns where their photos were inclusive to that campaign.  To be relatable, I think you also need to be real.  I have asked my kids before I have posted certain things, but to be honest at the risk of sounding like I'm on a soap box...I don't think "blogging" has anything to do with a standard of communication per se.  I have 5 boys in a rather large age range, and to be honest, the things that I have heard people within their social circles who are parents, standing around openly discussing about their own children and others has been really eye opening! A proper communication filter needs to be considered whether in the flesh or virtual world. It hasn't ever really been a major issue in our family, because integrity and character begin when know one is watching.  If you show yourself to be trustworthy in anonymity, then I don't necessarily think those close to you will wonder about what you're choosing to share publicly with others. ;0)  I think that there is a balance.  I have referred to my kids by number since the inception of my blog.  I do share photos, but my kids have been involved in community service campaigns where their photos were inclusive to that campaign.  To be relatable, I think you also need to be real.  I have asked my kids before I have posted certain things, but to be honest at the risk of sounding like I’m on a soap box…I don’t think “blogging” has anything to do with a standard of communication per se.  I have 5 boys in a rather large age range, and to be honest, the things that I have heard people within their social circles who are parents, standing around openly discussing about their own children and others has been really eye opening! A proper communication filter needs to be considered whether in the flesh or virtual world. It hasn’t ever really been a major issue in our family, because integrity and character begin when know one is watching.  If you show yourself to be trustworthy in anonymity, then I don’t necessarily think those close to you will wonder about what you’re choosing to share publicly with others. ;0)

]]> By: ingi@defyinggravity http://food.yourway.net/spring-cleaning-carnival-get-food-additives-out/#comment-15381 ingi@defyinggravity Sat, 14 May 2011 10:07:00 +0000 http://www.organizingyourway.net/?p=4150#comment-15381 Great question. I blog about homeschooling. Lately I check with my kids if it's OK to blog about a particular 'story'. I use pseudonyms because it is my decision to blog, not theirs. DH is mentioned infrequently.  I try not put in too much detail that could lead to someone (yanno, those big, bad people out there) tracking down my kids identities.  But I blog the good and the bad; the trials and the tribulations. If you couldn't say it to someone's face, don't blog it, don't Facebook it.... Great question. I blog about homeschooling. Lately I check with my kids if it’s OK to blog about a particular ‘story’. I use pseudonyms because it is my decision to blog, not theirs. DH is mentioned infrequently. 

I try not put in too much detail that could lead to someone (yanno, those big, bad people out there) tracking down my kids identities. 

But I blog the good and the bad; the trials and the tribulations. If you couldn’t say it to someone’s face, don’t blog it, don’t Facebook it….

]]> By: Kalyn Comings http://food.yourway.net/spring-cleaning-carnival-get-food-additives-out/#comment-15361 Kalyn Comings Fri, 13 May 2011 17:12:00 +0000 http://www.organizingyourway.net/?p=4150#comment-15361 I usually let my husband read my posts before they go up, especially if they mention him in any way. It's so beneficial to have another reader scan through your writings because sometimes you can have things taken the wrong way and you wouldn't have known it otherwise! I usually let my husband read my posts before they go up, especially if they mention him in any way. It’s so beneficial to have another reader scan through your writings because sometimes you can have things taken the wrong way and you wouldn’t have known it otherwise!

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