Yesterday while doing my homework, or eh, trying to do my homework, my cell phone rang. It was my dad! And through our conversation, a portion of my worst nightmares came into place. This may sound strange, but the Internet is my safe haven away from my family, so when I found out my dad decided to Google my name, I was scared my blog would come up **Gulp**. Well, here's how the conversation went down.
Dad: Hiiiiii honey!!
Secretista: Hi dad!
Dad: What are you doing? Homework?
Secretista: Yeah...
Dad: So listen, your uncle called and said he saw you on the Internet... YouTube?
Secretista: ?!?! Oh yeah, my resident had to interview me for a journalism project of hers.
Dad: Oh yeah, yeah. So I decided to go on Google and type in your name...
Secretista: **Widens eyes**
Dad: ...and see what else came up. I see your school articles come up.
Secretista: Yeah, we put our school paper on the Internet.
Dad: And what is this JAYE?
Secretista: Just this online magazine I sort of work for. I'm getting clips through it!
Dad: Yeahhh I seee. That's good, getting yourself out there. That's ma girl! I'm going to print your articles, okay?
And then our conversation some how changed to pancakes? But ultimately, I could tell he was proud of me and behind my decision to enter the world of journalism. Sure my dad would rather have me become a doctor and have a "secure" career, but he just wants me to be happy. I guess parents do understand.
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Secretista
P.S. Be sure to check out the December 2008 issue of JAYE Magazine! I'm the Accessories Editor now, with a special page **grins**. Click the image below or any of the JAYE links above to read the latest issue.
Dad: Hiiiiii honey!!
Secretista: Hi dad!
Dad: What are you doing? Homework?
Secretista: Yeah...
Dad: So listen, your uncle called and said he saw you on the Internet... YouTube?
Secretista: ?!?! Oh yeah, my resident had to interview me for a journalism project of hers.
Dad: Oh yeah, yeah. So I decided to go on Google and type in your name...
Secretista: **Widens eyes**
Dad: ...and see what else came up. I see your school articles come up.
Secretista: Yeah, we put our school paper on the Internet.
Dad: And what is this JAYE?
Secretista: Just this online magazine I sort of work for. I'm getting clips through it!
Dad: Yeahhh I seee. That's good, getting yourself out there. That's ma girl! I'm going to print your articles, okay?
And then our conversation some how changed to pancakes? But ultimately, I could tell he was proud of me and behind my decision to enter the world of journalism. Sure my dad would rather have me become a doctor and have a "secure" career, but he just wants me to be happy. I guess parents do understand.
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Secretista
P.S. Be sure to check out the December 2008 issue of JAYE Magazine! I'm the Accessories Editor now, with a special page **grins**. Click the image below or any of the JAYE links above to read the latest issue.

Aww! Your dad is so cute. He's such a proud papa.
ReplyDeleteAnd WOO HOO! on being the accessories editor. I love that watch, but would never buy it because even against your editorial advice I'm going to keep checking my cell phone for the time :D
He IS cute. He's so proud of yo :)
ReplyDelete"And then our conversation some how changed to pancakes" <= that made me LOL. your dad sounds like a great guy.
ReplyDeleteI'm always scared of the day my mom or relatives will try to google my name, I've actually tried to clean out anything 'incriminating' now all that comes up is facebook *thank god*
ReplyDeleteAccessories editor sounds great!
ReplyDeleteMy mam knows about my blog but I hate it when she says "Oh I haven't looked at your blog for a while".. I'm just like "good, you don't have to!" haha
Thank you for the wonderful video's!
ReplyDeletelol.
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant.
My father who doesn't understand English occasionally reads my blog. I find that really funny.:)
I'm always scared of the day my mom or relatives will try to google my name, I've actually tried to clean out anything 'incriminating' now all that comes up is facebook *thank god*
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