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Dutch's PITA
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Back in Nashville!
Moto: I ride Dutch...and an 09 Kawi 250
Posts: 735
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My mom doesn't even have internet, but she saw my FB page when she was here. My dad is on (22 years sober, BTW) and yes, I still have my drunken NYE pics up...LOL Rob's entire family (even 78 yr old grandmother) are all on FB and even the grandkids in college are very free with their posts. One of the aunts said something about the daughter's language once and the other aunts came to the rescue, since the daughter is an adult. There's an understanding with everyone that we older people don't interfere in the younger ones' goings on in public...we send an email if we feel the need. His fam is very cool and I actually enjoy having them on my friends list. I did have to create a separate profile for my ex-husband's family, since I don't want him seeing every aspect of my life without him and the ex is phoneless, jobless and moved to his brother's in IN and only communicates by internet now...just too wierd. The kids have a FB page they are only allowed on when I am nearby so they can keep in touch with their dad and he can see recent pics and news. As long as people don't get too serious, FB can be a good thing. When your value as a person becomes dependent on who deleted you as a friend, it's a problem. That's one reason I dumped Myspace...too much drama.
I don't see too much wierd stuff on FB...well, if you don't count the ex's sister renaming herself Ray... ![]()
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