“gone” — and we can all exhale.
I’m still laughing about this. Bonus: correct usage of the phrase “grinding rectal ache.”
Erin. You rock that press pass. You’re a force.
I love any recipe that begins with a whole jar of honey.
Agreed. There is something wrong with the idea of plumping your pupils. (Sounds kind of like a cautionary tale about Mary Kay Letourneau. No?)
There are days when only BusyMom can make me laugh. Today would be one of those days.
Hell yo!
“…right on track…” I’m exhaling just a little bit. Fingers crossed (almost to the snapping point) for the next couple of weeks.
Ditto. I’m not a fan of celebrity-bashing. Just because they’re in the public eye doesn’t mean they aren’t people.
There’s a Santa backlash? Give me a break, people. What about the magic of childhood? Are we really willing to sacrifice that for our own vanity?
“…again…” Really? This is a story I need to hear!
Are you a Drupal goddess? Please go chat with Wendy.
SNORT! (At our house the answer would be “legos”)
(And this is probably the last GRIT post until after Thanksgiving. I’m taking a break to do absolutely nothing :)
Hey, check out Sonia‘s new TV show!! How cool is that?
An interesting question for parents. And here’s another one.
I’m pretty sure Magoo and Chip are related. And Robbie and Mike are related to all of these children.
You had me at Grandma Crotch.
Confessions of a Pioneer Woman
… the list could go on and on, but I’m tired of copy-pasting…
This is just a tiny sample of a few well-known bloggers who offer their posts in their full glory to those of us who read blogs in a feed reader like Bloglines or Google Reader. I consider it a great gift from these bloggers to the rest of the community to provide their wonderful writing to us in a way that is so accessible.
But I have to be honest and add one more blog to this post. It has partial feeds and it is the ONLY such blog that I click through to each and every post no matter what: Mir’s Woulda Coulda Shoulda. That’s it. She’s a great writer and I know I will always be happy I clicked over there. She’s funny, smart, and if you’re not reading her, you should be.
Every other blog in my reader which has a partial feed has to be incredibly gripping in its first few words to get me to click through to read it all.
I know, I know, what’s so special about having me read your blog?
Nothing, but remember that I’m likely not alone in my feelings toward partial feeds.
As of this minute, I have 411 blogs that I follow in Google Reader, so you’ll understand why if you have partial feeds and you’re not Mir I’m possibly not reading you regularly.
I don’t say this out of spite or meanness, I’m not directing this at anyone in particular, and I certainly understand that the fear of content-theft and hatred of sploggers is the biggest reason behind partial feeds, but it needs to be an informed decision on your part.
And Mir, please reconsider ;)
