Posts Tagged ‘ facebook ’

From Chatroulette To Dadroulette!

Mar 8th, 2010 | By Jeff Sass

Next. Next. Next. Whoa! NEXT! Next. Hey now! Next. Next. Next…  If you have been clicking on “next” a lot lately, perhaps it is because you have been one of the millions of Internet users checking out the latest on-line fetish fad, Chatroulette.  If you live in a cave and haven’t yet heard of Chatroulette Jon [...]

Having “That” Conversation With Your Kids…

Jan 18th, 2010 | By Jeff Sass
Having “That” Conversation With Your Kids…

Sex… is not what this post is about.  No birds and bees here.  Instead I want to talk about the “other” conversation to have with [...]

Foursquare And Seven Days Ago…

Jan 11th, 2010 | By Jeff Sass
Foursquare And Seven Days Ago…

“It’s ten o’clock… do you know where your children are?”  In the days before mobile phones and text messaging, that was a line in a [...]

Daddies Little Girl Goes To Prom

Jul 5th, 2009 | By simonsalt

This morning I was browsing Facebook and saw that my youngest daughter had posted pictures of her High School Prom. This is a new experience for me, both my daughters live in the UK and when I was in High School we didn’t have proms – they being a strictly American experience.
Both my daughters and [...]

Parents or Paparazzi???

Jun 7th, 2009 | By Jeff Sass

Smile!  You’re on not-so-candid camera!  As parents it is our god given right to document the lives of our children. It is more than a [...]

TransPARENTcy!

Feb 8th, 2009 | By Jeff Sass
TransPARENTcy!

Quite a bit has been written about the risks of our children being a bit too transparent with their lives online.  Horror stories abound about [...]

ET Had It Right: Phone Home!

Nov 29th, 2008 | By Jeff Sass
ET Had It Right: Phone Home!

Phone Home!
In this age of email, text and instant messages, it is easy to forget the power of your voice. It is easy to [...]

Staying in touch with teens over time & distance

Oct 13th, 2008 | By simonsalt
Staying in touch with teens over time & distance

I have two daughters. One 17 the other just turned 20.  We have lived apart for 16 years.  Over those years our ability to remain an active part of each others lives has faced many challenges.  When we were first parted, I lived in the next town, I saw them every weekend, and sometimes during [...]