My friend Emily (who has been my bestie since 1978) and I have the same quirky, offbeat sense of humor. When once of us sees something she finds funny, she can text the other and share without having to have a full-fledged conversation. Just today, she saw a funny bumper sticker and texted me about it.

I will often let my 17-year-old daughter know I'm thinking about her via text. I like that I'm able to wish her luck on tests or tell her I love her when the mood strikes.

Like most couples, my husband and I both work. He's a journalist too, so we work crazy hours and sometimes go without seeing each other for pretty long stretches of time. We still really like each other, and we've taken to texting each other little loves notes here and there throughout the day.

This was not a problem until I started working at the Banner.

You see, my husband's name is Andy, and my assistant editor's name is Adam. They are one right after the other in my cell phone contacts list.

This morning, I almost inadvertently sent Adam a text message meant for Andy that Adam probably wouldn't have wanted to read. It wasn't racy or anything, at least not for two people who are married.

But getting it from his editor may have caused poor Adam to have a mild embolism.

It got me wondering if any of you have stories about texts or e-mails sent to the wrong people. Anyone care to share?