Do You Want To Break Up?

I think I found out who stop following me and I think it was one of my favorite bloggers.

Sigh.


Do You Want To Break Up? by Eurythmics

Karma (Comes Back Around)

This weekend I went from 19 followers (I know, I know, I've hit it big time!) to 18 followers!

I guess Karma's a bitch.

Excuse me while I use my superhuman detective powers to find out who dropped me and why, cuz that shit stings! Didn't you, the interwebs, realize that I was just telling you to stop reading BORING blogs?!


Song title: Karma (Comes Back Around) by Adam F

Just Like You

On a daily basis, besides my Outlook Calendar and my TiVo Schedule(s), there is one other list that I depend on.

Google Reader

Even though it seems personal, I've decided to share my reader list with you, my beloved strangers friends.


Compared to my 61 Seasons Passes, my list of 33 blogs to read every day seems down right pathetic.

But, to be honest, I've kind of paired down my list a bit recently. I was reading a few blogs that, well, just didn't do anything for me. One day, while I was reading a random post, I just realized that (1) I didn't have a single thing in common with this person, and (2) I didn't really enjoy reading her posts.

It got me thinking: do you (the interwebs) read blogs written by people more or less like yourself?

I find my recent ax-ing of blogs interesting because I socialize in real life with people of many different cultures, backgrounds, religions, etc. I also find myself listening to a lot of talk radio (because I'm now a boring Mom), but I don't even listen to liberal radio. I tend to listen to radio hosts that I generally don't agree with, because it really gets my brain churning and helps me focus of my own personal arguments and/or opinions on whatever topic they are beating in to the ground that day. (Yeah, take *that* grammar. Mama loves her run-on sentences.)

There is just something about reading blog entries on a semi-daily basis that is different. Maybe it's because said blogs didn't make me laugh. Maybe they didn't challenge my own beliefs enough to be interesting to me.

Either way, I feel okay not reading them anymore. Unless they find out...then I'll feel as guilty as hell!

PS: How can I have more followers on Twitter than on my blog?! And sadly, both numbers are not high. Oh, the irony.

Meow meow.


Song title: Just Like You by Keyshia Cole