Bloggers worry about telling their blog-audience when their spouse is out of town.
Suburbanites worry about people stealing their mail.
Old people think that Facebook is a fad that invites criticism.
(Warning: 90's reference to follow.)
News Flash!
Your husband can't fight off a bandit with a gun. If someone wants to steal your fiestaware, they are going to do it.
The neighborhood kids aren't taking your mail to steal your identity. They're f*ing with you and you're playing right into their hands.
Facebook may not do well as a stock, but it's just like the 30 yr old living in your basement: broke and around indefinitely. Don't let negative comments hold you back from embracing FB!
Some could say that I'm paranoid about some foods.
Are you paranoid of anything?
How do you get someone to embrace something new/scary and let go of a paranoid, worst-case-scenario expectation?
I have a rational fear of strangers (although I accidentally gave my number out to a stranger with a poetic post-it note), but maybe I should be more scared?
Don't worry, dad. I still don't broadcast my address, contact info or when the Mr.'s out of town :)
