From the onset of this blog it was never my intention to hide my identity, after all my blog title is a play on my last name and I registered myself with the Library Weblogs list. It was not hard to put two and two together. In fact there have been people who contacted me (because of my blog) and I have enjoyed all the criticism, comments, critiques, and praise. I feel my blog has helped me discover new opportunities professionally. Whether it was learning about a cool new database, reading article somebody forwarded to me, or being asked to write a journal article.

Recently I changed my blogger profile. I became a little more public. I added a picture, included my name and added the name of my hospital. I thought I would be a little more "official." As I mentioned earlier, it wasn't hard for people within the library world to determine who I was and contact me appropriately. That had been fine, because the library world is my blog's primary audience.

Since I changed my profile I have received emails and phone calls at my work. I do not provide my work phone number or email address on this blog, I provide a completely functional personal email on my blog. People who want to comment about my blog or a specific post can leave a comment (that's what blogs are for) or they can email my PERSONAL address. I look forward to all your all thoughts but please contact me by appropriate means.