Posts Tagged ‘metablogging’
Top 379 bonus begging
Hmmm…10 days without a post. You’d think I must have a lot going on to neglect my blog. Well, not “you”. “One” might. So, not really. The music blog just takes up the hour I might have once spent blogging here. And no one wants to hear a [Read More]
Apple stuff and self-confidence
Ever watch an Apple commercial and think, “I’m not hip enough/happy enough/good enough to own Apple stuff”?* I do.** * What the correct way to punctuate that sentence? ** I was just going to dump that onto my Facebook wall/timeline/whatever it’s [Read More]
Note to self
You do need to take a sleep aid from time to time because your medications can cause insomnia. However, you should not blog after you have taken the sleep aid. Unfortunately, this advice may go unheeded, since at the time of publication, you have no idea that you’re [Read More]
Nothing to see here…
If this is your first visit here, my apologies. You were probably expecting something else. I’m quite embarrassed. [Read More]
Stuff circa January 12, 2011
Dating. Noting to add here. The topic enters my mind every day. I thwarts any potential enthusiasm. I could not even string together three words to a woman I might be interested in merely beginning a conversation with. I wonder if 35 was a strong magnet that accelerator my [Read More]
Weeds etc.
Thanks to streaming Netflix, I’ve just wrapped up five seasons and 63 episodes of Weeds in 55 days. (I had seen Season 5 on a free Showtime preview last year, but it’s much better viewing with four seasons of context). There is so much in this show I [Read More]
Turbo
I’ve fallen into this trap of feeling like posts here need to be meaningful, and spontaneous thoughts and sharing should be relegated to Facebook. Also, posting to Facebook is quicker and easier. But I’ve got the blog. I pay for web hosting. And I know I worry [Read More]
New disclaimer
My revised About page beings with a disclaimer about the name Toastie: First of all, the moniker Toastie has nothing to do with smoking anything. I never felt I needed to explain this, and, in my naiveté, I only realized in recent years that such a conclusion was one [Read More]
