I'm a new summer Odie and this is WNYC's Note To Self.

So I'm constantly feeling like I'm playing catch-up all day.

The show where you and I find balance in the digital age.

And I think that's worth having a discussion about.

And figure out how to manage modern life.

Hello everybody, it's Question of Note.

Our biweekly segment where listeners ask a question and we go and find the answer.

So I'm just wondering what's the answer.

So, I could eat some help.

Oh.

This week's question comes from Judd Walkstein in Atlanta, Georgia.

So I was wondering if it's right of me to just blindly post pick after pick of my three

or old entire life all over social media.

Should I start deleting every pack until he's old enough to give consent?

Or is this just what it's like to grow up in a digital world?

All right, now before you people without kids go running off.

Thinking this doesn't apply to you.

Trust me, this episode is about how we document and share our lives now when we don't really

have any grasp on what the consequences may be.

And I kind of love this idea of Judd just like blindly posting and posting and posting and

posting pictures of his kid, his poor kid, or maybe his lucky kid.

I don't know.

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