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Friday, July 20, 2007

Not to be a bitch, but...

I have no problem with the free exchange of ideas. I welcome it, but when I post a comment on someone's blog and I leave this web address in the url field on the comment page, that does NOT mean that this conversation, which is an open dialogue on someone ELSE's blog should be continued as a comment to an unrelated post on my blog.

Keep it in the original string so you can own your comments in front of everyone who is taking part in the conversation.

But if people would like to discuss the relative merits and demerits of a free market economy, let's do it.

If you would like to discuss the pros and cons of living on the east coast vs the west coast, even the fairness that the time zone you are in might find you asleep when Sheri updates the Loopy Ewe for us, I would be happy to. I have been doing some thinking about why I am living in NYC and not someplace more lifestyle oriented anyway. I stepped out of Grand Central Station at 6pm on Wednesday. There were clouds of smoke (only later did we know it was steam) coming from behind a building. People were running and screaming trying to find anyone who could tell us what was happening. The police could only tell us that there was an explosion and to get out of the area as fast as we can. The thought going through my head, and probably through the heads of the people around me was "Please god, not again."

Maybe living somewhere where your problem is that you are asleep when the Loopy Ewe has a shop update, that's not such a bad thing, and maybe I should join you there.

But if you want someone to care that you were asleep when other people were awake buying yarn, call your mother, father, brother, sister, best friend, boyfriend, girllfriend - anyone else, but I don't have the time.

2 comments:

Cher said...

You tell them Sister. You are so right about some people. Cheryl

knitintensity said...

All that smoke must have been very scary! Glad it was just steam and that relatively few people were hurt compared to what could have happened. What was that curse about living in interesting times???