Close Call

I have two blogs. One is personal. That is what you are currently reading. Here, I post things for my friends, family, and yes... strangers to read. None of it is really interesting to anyone however, unless they know me.

The other is professional. As in, work-related. As in, keep it appropriate! Keep it confidential! All that jazz. I have even made my school blog private, to keep things as confidential and safe as I can.

I set up two separate accounts so that I wouldn't get the two mixed up. Two different emails, two different passwords, two different sites. Sounds pretty safe, right?

Sigh.

Last night I wrote a pleasant little post about going to the store and receiving a really nice compliment on my hat that made my day. The post was harmless... silly even, just a little tidbit of what happened to me that day. I meant to post it here. On my personal blog.

A few hours later, I decided to upload some photos to my professional blog. What do I see? The post on the compliment! On the wrong blog. Oh, the terror.

Thank GOD it was a harmless, sweet little post, and not a scathing one that I have saved in my drafts right now about overbearing parents and their spoiled children. Whew! I deleted the post quickly, but in that short amount of time, my Statcounter reflected at least 8 visits. Nuts.

It could have been worse. I'm just really going to have to watch myself. If you start to see things like "This week we are working on our doubles and reading with fluency!" or "Please be sure to turn in your book orders by Monday!", please let me know. I've probably crossed wires again.