Her: Do you want this Kit-Kat bar kept out?
Me: No, just toss it in the bag.
Her: Are you sure? It’s so hot that it will probably melt in your car.
Me: Just toss it in the same bag with the milk and frozen veggies. That’ll keep it cold.
Her: You are so smart!! I’m going to have to remember that. That’s such a good idea!
Me: I’m glad I could help.
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So, this last Saturday was my 4 ½ year blogiversary. This blog started on Jan 12, 2006. Seems like only yesterday. Anyway, I thought I would celebrate my 4 ½ year blogiversary by listing 20 observations about blogging.
1. People are very sensitive about things that they like. If I don’t like what they like, they tend to get defensive.
2. Boobies are popular. Especially Giada de Laurentiis’ boobies.
3. People love to give others advice on how to blog and/or twitter.
4. There are lots and lots of really creative and funny as hell people out there.
5. But, Trolls are sad and pathetic people.
6. There is no observation #6.
7. Strippers that I’ve met in real life are way more friendly than strippers I’ve met on blog and Twitter. I understand that they have to be careful because of all the creeps and Judgey McJudgersons out there. But, they should know how much I love them and be my friend.
8. 90% of bloggers are super awesome people. Even the mommy bloggers.
9. If I write a blog post celebrating “curvy” women I’ll get tons of love.
10. If I write a blog post celebrating “petite” women I’ll get lots of grief and even an email telling me that finding petite women (especially Asian women) attractive means I’m basically a pedophile.
11. So that 10% can be kind of annoying.
12. Sometimes commenting is more fun than writing the posts.
13. It’s amazing how open people can be when they write about their lives and their, um, activities.
14. It’s almost impossible to stay anonymous in the bloggerhood.
15. I don’t really get the blogs written from the point of view of the family pet thing.
16. Man there are some really damn hot blogging babes out there.
17. More than 90% of my hits are coming only from the US and Canada. I’m finding it much harder to make connections with people outside of the US and Canada than when I first started blogging. I don’t know why.
18. People love lists.
19. Sarcasm is something that is either hard to convey through blogs or some people aren’t very good at picking it up.
20. I continue to be amazed at people who can produce quality blogs every single day.
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