Shifting blame

My colleague A asked me whether I've colleague B's blog address. I told her it is listed in colleague C's blog and colleague A asked me to check out the address for her.

I asked her why the sudden interest?

She said that someone outside the company told her that someone is blogging about the company and hence she wants to know if it is colleague B's blog.

I've read B's blog, and there wasnt much in it, save for a few complain entries. But comparatively, my blog is full of them!

But B posted pictures of the office interiors in his blog, so I wickedly pointed a general finger in his direction and told A she is right, the famous blog is probably B's.

Well, none of them knows I have this blog. If they know it, god knows what happen? Hee.

I've started another blog at blogsome in an attempt to throw them off the tracks, and to whine a little about work there. I suddenly realised my colleagues will soon find it impossible that I do not blog, given that I know alot about setting up blogs.

Hence I started one, and I will re-post some of the entries here because after all, it is still a big effort to write each entry.

I log into that blog blatantly at work, but I blog via email for this one. Hence my colleagues are all accepting my reasons when I explain I have a long term friend I email to almost everyday.

Wah lao eh, win already! I even have to give this 'friend' an identity, like it's a he whom I email frequently but I am not sure if he reads each entry. This friend is more of a shoutout bin for me and *cough* is usually too busy to talk on the phone with me, hence we exchange emails.

Sometimes I lie so much that it comes naturally to me. Whahahah. =)