<p>I&#39;m feeling guilty, people.</p>

<p>I love the fact that everybody is posting photos of themselves on their blogs.&#0160; I look at all your pictures (every single one).&#0160; I love knowing what you look like, seeing your children and pregnant bellies grow.&#0160; I love reading what you write knowing what the face behind the words looks like.</p>

<p>I also very much like the fact that there are no pictures of my family on this&#0160; site.&#0160; And that&#39;s not changing.</p>

<p>But I do feel that it&#39;s unfair that I get to know what you look like and you don&#39;t even know if I&#39;m a real person.&#0160; I could be a 75 year-old man for all you know.</p>

<p>So I&#39;m going to remedy the situation.&#0160; </p>

<p>I&#39;ve decided that the best way to share images with those that want to see them is to mark them as &quot;friends only&quot; in Flickr.&#0160; And then share them with my friendternets*!</p>

<p>Are you one of my friendternets*?&#0160; Do you want to see my vacation pictures?&#0160; Do you have Flickr?</p>

<p>Then send me a quick <a href="mailto:reluctant.housewife@gmail.com">email</a> or add me as a Flickr <a href="http://www.flickr.com/people/diary/">contact</a>.&#0160; If I recognize you, I&#39;ll add you to my &quot;Friends&quot; and you will have access to some photos with actual people on them.&#0160; Imagine that.</p>

<p>And if you&#39;d rather not know what I look like, suit yourself.&#0160; It&#39;s a free country.&#0160; <em>But how can you not be curious?</em></p>

<p>It&#39;s not a perfect solution, but at least I&#39;ll know who can see my pictures, and that makes me feel better.</p>

<p>*term coined by the one and only <a href="http://sarcomical.typepad.com/">Sarcomical</a></p>
