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My weblog is not that personal. Although being personal (confessional?) style-wise, I don't feel comfortable writing too much about my private life: this is something left to other spaces and other channels (friends-only Flickr photos, secret wedding blog, emails, Skype, f2f...). Still, major changes in my life find some way here, since for me personal and professional are not easily separated. Some of the personal events are truly life-changing, so it's hard to stay the same person as you have been before once you go through them and your writing can't stay the same. Since I started blogging I has been wondering what would happen with my blogging once I get kids – will I turn into a mommy-blogger? will I start another weblog for it? will I keep that part of my life out of the web?
More on: blog writing life transparency
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This weblog is my learning diary. Sometimes I write about things related to my work, but the views expressed here are personal and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
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