All in the Family
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Dine Racoma writes, "I became aware of blogs only when I found out what my eldest son, Angelo, was doing for a living (The J Spot ). I learned that my other kids BA (19 years old), Vince (17), Pauline (14), even Alan, Jr. (10) have their own blogs. At first I was intrigued, later became interested in what they wrote, and perhaps how they wrote. But there is something BIG into it. By reading their blogs, I continue t to know them better, their interests, who their friends are (yes, they have their friends' links in their blogroll), what their friends perceive them to be, what they do in and outside school, what makes them happy, what bothers them, their innermost thoughts, their plans, etc., etc. Their creativity in designing their blogs is also amazing! I was surprised how advanced they are in the use of computers and the internet.
What about Angela and Monica? They do not have blogs, but they have Friendster accounts. There is also "My Multiply" account where they post their blogs and pictures. We parents may not really be aware of it, but chances are, with computers and online/DSL connections at home, our children not only chat, send emails or search the internet. They also have their own blogs, Friendster accounts which they update regularly."
Captions:
Upper Image: Seated: Dine (aka Sexy Mom), BA. Baby Cate, Alan Jr.Standing: Angelo, Angela, Baby Pia, Alan, Monica and Vince
Lower Image: Seated: Alan Jr, Alan (Dine's husband), Dine, Baby Pia, Baby Cate, Caren Vince, Pauline, Dine's Mom, BA, Monica, Angelo(Babies Cate and Pia are the daughters of Angelo and Caren)
Labels: Blogs, Networking
posted by Shirazi @ 9:59 AM,
10 Comments:
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At 10:46,
said...
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Very interesting. Please caption the upper image so that we know who is who.
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At 13:09,
diogenes said...
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~Jiya: Thanks. Captions have been added.
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At 14:16,
said...
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Wow! Great. But what about Alan? Does he blog? Happy family.
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At 21:12,
ghee said...
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its my first time to see the family picture of Racoma`s and Im surprised that I could see it here :)
yeah,Dine a.k.a. sexy mom`s family a real blog century!its not common and its really impressive :) -
At 19:11,
Raein said...
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I love the Racoma Dynasty :)
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At 23:17,
Vicki said...
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You have a great family.......
Intellegent family........
I may say, You are Great, a Model Mom.....with a Model Family....
Thanks knowing the RACOMA DYNASTY....... -
At 14:42,
annamanila said...
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I have met Sexy mom and his son BA. She's really the Empress of a blogging dynasty ... and from the little I know, she likes helping people to improve and promote their blogs too. Like me.
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At 08:50,
said...
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you are a very rich woman, Dine - I envy you. Racoma clan all look happy and keep you happy too. hun
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At 11:59,
sexy mom said...
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@sarah: maybe soon, but at least he sees to it that everyday he reads all the blogs (afraid to be left out?)
@shee: thanks, Ghee, nice to see you here.
@raein: you, Raein, thanks for the friendship.
@vicki and Annamanila: you have always been blogfriendd so close to my heart.
@hun (my former boss): thanks, i am touched with the kind words. -
At 12:00,
sexy mom said...
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@jiya: thanks for the interest, you even wanted captions
@diogenes: you're so sweet, thank you!
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