The act of reading other people's weblogs seems, to me, to be subject to a regular pattern of change in terms of the blogs you read regularly.
I go through phases where I'm drawn to a particular group of blogs more than others. Then those phases pass and I find I'm hovering around another small cluster of blogs, and so the pattern seems to go.
I don't read every blog on my blogroll every day in fact it's probably been weeks or months since I've read some of them. But despite this, I'm sure that I will start reading all of them again, it's only a matter of time. Or orbital trajectory.
My blog's orbit is currently passing through the constellation Winer, en route to the Sessum galaxy where the views of Halley's Comment are fantastic at this time of the year.. In about a month's time, I'll be passing the JOHO nebula, and before long the whole cycle will start over again.
METAPHOR ENDS.
I go through phases where I'm drawn to a particular group of blogs more than others. Then those phases pass and I find I'm hovering around another small cluster of blogs, and so the pattern seems to go.
I don't read every blog on my blogroll every day in fact it's probably been weeks or months since I've read some of them. But despite this, I'm sure that I will start reading all of them again, it's only a matter of time. Or orbital trajectory.
My blog's orbit is currently passing through the constellation Winer, en route to the Sessum galaxy where the views of Halley's Comment are fantastic at this time of the year.. In about a month's time, I'll be passing the JOHO nebula, and before long the whole cycle will start over again.
METAPHOR ENDS.