In which FHC thinks of doing some pro-israel blogging
I went on a little blog visit binge today. I just wanted to check once again that there are other human beings out there who still consider that despite the psychological and physical risks linked to obscure-blogging, it is really worth having a little shrine to your mediocre life, overrated thoughts and decaying body. Blogging is to writing what cooking for your mentally impaired, genetically challenged, emotionally unavailable, ignorant and consumerist family as a depressed single mother is to owning a high-end restaurant. Both take a long time, the result is unsavory and your audience only acknowledges your efforts to tell you how awful the outcome tastes. Even worse you always end up washing the dirty dishes by yourself, your ex-husbands does not give a damn about his restraining order and god forbids someone discovers you have been stuffing the food with arsenic because you will end up in jail. Behind every blogger there is an unloving and hungry child who is afraid, feels guilty and has a troubled and contemptuous relationship with his readership. The blogosphere is such as cold cold place. On a related topic Vividblurry asked a very relevant question: “If your friends, your boyfriend and your employer all read your blog, what would you write about?” and someone launched a seminar on “How to use weblogs as an effective local leadership tool? A guide to propaganda and mass manipulation” . But despite all of the above, one could easily argue that I cannot just spend the rest of my life buying stuff on e-bay….or can I? that's a tweed jacket I am wearing on this picture in the middle of summer.
Anyway, I ran into this blog by some straight tactless medical student, this one by an internet rat gay banker, Kia’s thoughts on how to avoid the danger of small talk, finally and now just to underline my point that foolish bloggers and readers are created for each other: bratboy turns 26…I am not the only one who cares about sport.
I read recently that Churchill once said “My wife and I tried to breakfast together, but we had to stop or our marriage would have been wrecked.” I think Condi is going to go pretty soon.