Anna asks: ok then, what are you wearing? 
Ha ha ha! Too bad I didn't answer this yesterday; today I am already dressed for "the outside," so a blue and white striped t-shirt and jeans. Most of yesterday involved a nightgown.
do you ever just walk around the house naked anymore?
Unfortunately for my childrens' eyeballs and future standards of beauty, yes. Not as much as I used to, but in a house with just one bathroom for all 4 occupants, there are compromises that must be made to accomodate all needs. I definitely don't flaunt it or tease them with my nudity, it's more like going to a bathhouse where sometimes it's around.
is there anything Isaac and Emi could ever say or do that would be un-bloggable?
Oh goodness, there are lots of things they say or do that I don't blog for fear of someone getting the wrong idea. I also try not to say anything *too* embarrassing and try to keep things upbeat, so when they eventually read my posts one day, they won't be too mortified. And thanks to Flickr stats, any pictures that get picked up by strange sites with words like "childlove" in the URL get taken down. *shudder*
Usually, though, things don't get reported because they're hard to translate to this medium. Like the other day, Isaac drew a pig with a chick inside of it and the pig said, "Choink!" That was seriously the funniest thing that happened that day, but it's not that funny spelled out like this.
do you think your blog fully represents the person you are inside?
I think it represents a longer-winded, slightly censored, more "fit for human consumption" version of myself. Honestly, the majority of the time in "meatspace," I'm a lot more boring and quiet than the persona I have here, especially around the kids and the people I interact with because of them. But it's not like this persona is a fabrication or a role I have to act for; since you were once my officemate, I would hope you could attest to the fact that I am absolutely raunchy and inappropriate in real life as well.
Ideally, I would like this blog to be a place where I don't get too dark and dismal, or too vanilla, or too much of anything, because I want it to be enjoyable to read, as well as provide comfort and/or companionship for people who feel the way I feel sometimes. So I definitely think about the audience, what they might like, versus purely spouting off on whatever might be polluting my head at the moment. I also try to balance the kid vs. non-kid posts to show that parents, although we do think about our kids a whole lot, don't think about them 100% of the time.