You may also know things about my family from various blog posts.
You should know my previous profession - I worked as a youth minister for more than a dozen years.
But, I never stated directly where I worked.
I usually avoided even mentioning the suburbs my church was located in.
But, a short amount of googling would have quickly informed you.
Now, in my new job, I still don’t mention too many details.
Sure, I’ll mention that I’m a teacher, but never where I work.
Yet, with some determined internet sleuthing, you could fill in the gaps.
This puts me in a potentially awkward position.
For, technically, I either need to remain completely anonymous or do no more than share that I’m a non-description teacher.
Currently, that’s all I try and do.
Students still can’t find me.
Not really.
They’ve tried.
In my presence.
But, what happens if the truth emerges?
Frankly, I’m not sure.
I previously wrote that a minister of the church I worked for, with adequate justification, could kill or suspend my blog.
Now, I guess, a principal or overarching education code-of-conduct could do the same…
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