Here is a selection of items I have collected from the blogs I frequent. Everyone has their own circle of blogs they’re familiar with, and I thought I’d broaden your blog horizons with some tidbits from my circle.
Woe is he who becomes the subject of Kaitlyn‘s scathing wit! The phone rang in church one Sunday, and we get to enjoy this wonderful piece because of it.
Do you like it deep? My buddy By‘s bound to deliver. He’s not afraid to dig in and go for the depths. Recently he’s offered up some spiritual introspectivity, as well as a stimulating proposal regarding anabaptist theology.
And while I’m mentioning By I have to bring this up. He also just wrote a favorable piece about a singer dude. The most interesting part to me was that my favorite commenter (anon) publicly announced disappointment in Byran for his endorsement. Don’t get me wrong, it’s fine with me if anon is disappointed. But why is it that 98% of these kinds of comments are from anon?! It makes me chuckle.
Rob and the boys went crabbing again. Sure wish I could help ’em eat all those crabs. One of these days, maybe. I visited DE a few months ago and Rob invited us over, but it was a quick trip and we didn’t make it. I don’t think he had any crabs for us then though!
My good buddy “Gallup” Glen over at Random Pitches has set a record even for him, I believe. He loves to ask questions of his visitors, he often wraps up a typical post by asking how his current topic factors in to your own life.
But Friday he packed 5 questions into a little 6-sentence post! Now that took talent. And practice, I’m sure.
4 Responses
June 15th, 2006 at 12:13 am
Sure would love to have you come for a crab trip. It was a blast!
July 16th, 2006 at 4:21 pm
Well, shame on you for decrying the anonymous commenters like me! I am soooo taken aback that somebody as respectable as you would laugh at our expense!
Just kidding…hope you don’t mind my (extremely occasional) anonymous comments. ;-)
July 16th, 2006 at 5:16 pm
No way! I’m not talking about anon’s like you who have a signature! I’m talking about anons who refuse to create an identity. You sign yourself as “Anonymous Coward,” which is a great signature.
It’s not that anons have to sign their real name, they just should have an identity. See the diff?
That being said, I’d rather anons posted completely anon than not at all. I still say some of the best comments come from anon! Hiding behind that wall of anonymity really frees people up and they’re more likely to make bold or controversial statements.
Which of course make the best comments!
I’m a big fan of you, AC, comment all you want.