Last night we went to dinner with some friends and by dinner I mean “Kids Eat Free” night at Rooster’s. While we were there my friend asked me how my mom was doing. I did the double-take head wobble because she doesn’t know my mom. And while I was staring at her blankly for a moment, she followed up with, “I read your post about your mom.” It’s not that we mind putting this stuff out there it’s that we’re surprised when any one person has actually read it and then says something about it in person.
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You get used to it [or I did, anyway].
I had a similar experience this weekend where I was talking to someone and handed them the card with this website on it. “No need,” he said. “I’ve been reading it since LOLTrek.”
(And hi, Rick!)
I had a friend that I had no idea was reading it, email me after I moved the sight saying “make up your mind” commenting about my constant updateing, and tinkering. He’s been reading since day 1. Who knew?
Even better are the people who have come for LOLTreck and stayed to start reading the whole blog, like Eric above.
(Misty secretly wanting to be famous for blogging.)
[Misty, you wanna be like Dooce, don’t you? Well, think of LOLTrek as Granades.com’s Doocing.]