Me too. I’m always worried my address will be tracked. Thanks.

I don’t either, and I agree, we do all need to be more cautious. It’s so important to be just as aware of our surroundings online as we are when we’re walking in a parking lot at night. Thanks for stopping by.

I do, too. Scariest thing is that sometimes your name and address can be available even when you don’t realize it. My husband is always double checking me, lol. Great to meet you as well! Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you enjoy the book:)

I’ve just discovered your blog and can’t wait to read your book! I love thrillers, my favorite genre to read. Great to meet you!

Yes, we are. It’s so scary, especially when you’re a parent. I do the same thing – I’m terrible about locking the doors during the day. We live in a really safe area, but all it takes is once.

Thanks:)

You’re absolutely right. There will always be another way, and it’s definitely about common sense and education. We’ve got to teach our kids to be aware of everything and to trust us enough to communicate. Great rules, Beverly.

Yes, it is. I wouldn’t, either. I think teens have way too much access to this stuff, and it’s not good for social development.

No, it’s not. It’s up to us not to be friends and be parents instead. I think so many of us worry whether or not our kids will like us and think we’re cool that we get caught up in that instead of thinking abut what’s really important. Thanks.