A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned to my mom that I need to find some new blogs to read. I usually read a little online in the morning while I’m eating breakfast. A (non-news) substitute for the morning paper I suppose. Most of my friends with blogs do not post daily (nor do I, obviously), and a couple of the good ones I’ve been reading for years have become less frequent posters. The few I read that seem to have consistent new posts I’m ready to move on from. Let’s just say it’s not my cup of tea when grown-ups frequently describe things as “adorbs.”
So back to my mom, and my lament that there are mornings when I have nothing worthwhile to read on the queue. She says to me, “Maybe you should start your own blog.” What a great idea! Except . . . I already have one. Nobody reads it. Not even my mom.
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Here’s my daily blog diet.
kottke.org
prop8trialtracker.com (.org? .net? I don’t remember.)
popjustice.com
andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com
sfgate.com (not really a blog)
onkneesforjesus.blogspost.com (because I’m a masochist)
buzzfeed.com (if I’m still bored after all that)
and yes, I’m doing all this while simultaneously working at peak productivity.