Confessions of an AC Content Producer

Before I begin, I must apologize to the people on my Buddy List who aren't content producers for Associated Content. This article probably won't interest you in the least. I wrote it for the benefit, and hopefully the amusement, of other Associated Content content producers. But before you go, oh wonderful friends and family, would you mind clicking on the other pages of this article to give me a few more page hits? Thank you. You're the best. Now, back to business—writing this article inspired by another Associated Content article, Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom.

When I came across Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom on Associated Content, I considered writing an article in response to it. I was in the market for existing Associated Content articles I could use to take advantage of the then-current Associated Content “What's Your Take?" content special offer. It promised a minimum of $10 for articles that complemented existing Associated Content articles and linked to them in their first paragraphs.

But after reading Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom, I realized I really didn't have any dirty little mommy secrets to add to Heather Michelle Grenier's list, and I couldn't really contest the truth of any of the ones she shared in her article. Well, OK, I could argue with her that stay-at-home moms take naps during the day. I'm a stay-at-home mom, and I certainly don't have time for that. But I couldn't really write 700 words about how stay-at-home moms can't get any daytime shut-eye. So I decided to simply borrow her format. And here you have it: Confessions of an AC Content Producer. Perhaps you can relate to the 10 secrets I'm about to divulge and maybe even pick up a few tips.