Does anyone else out there have anyone that visits their blog on a regular basis and yet NEVER comments?
I'm not talking about a mom or a grandma or even a distant aunt that just wants to catch up on your life.
I am talking about someone who visits regularly and YET NEVER COMMENTS...you don't know who they are and you don't know anyone who even remotely lives near their geographical area.
Is this normal? Is it normal that it kinda bugs me that I don't know who they are? Not that I know all of you out there but there is that ping pong thing that happens in comments (which I have been very bad at my ping and my pong lately) that allows you to at least pretend to halfway know someone.
I don't know....it's my pondering thought for the day!
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Once in a while I'll get an email from someone who tells me they've been reading every day for like months. Or I'll run into an old friend who I guess I cc'd on the "dur, I have a blog now!" email I sent out to friends and who knew--they've been reading from the get-go.
I guess I don't see it as stalkery, so much as part of the fact that not everyone is a commenter in life. Some people are just observers, readers, watchers. How nice that you attract people comfortable enough to just read what you have to say every day.
What's a ping pong thing?
I was referring to a back and forth of reading and commenting on fabulous posts.
Normally when I comment on someone's site...(PING)
they always seem to come back and read mine , comment (PONG)
Hi there, my name is Elizabeth and I work with the Thymes. I am posting a comment because we're really excited about a new bath & body line that we're launching called the Sweetleaf Baby Collection. I would love to get the word out because it's an amazing product that all moms should know about.
Sweet and gentle, the Thymes Sweetleaf Baby Collection combines the delicate essence of babies with the soothing qualities of nature. A mild, organic blend of tranquil lavender and serene chamomile creates a soft scent that is fresh, clean, and completely irresistible. Composed of aloe vera and protective vitamin E, the collection contains only the finest of ingredients to care for tender, newborn skin. The Thymes Sweetleaf Baby Collection is dermatologist tested for mildness, formulated for sensitive skin and the Baby Wash & Shampoo is tear-free, pledging that baby’s eyes will be protected. The Thymes is also pleased to announce that the Sweetleaf Baby Collection is Paraben free - something that all moms should be aware of and begin using products that are made Paraben-free.
Here is a direct link (just cut and paste) to the home page for the new collection - I hope you will consider purchasing this for your newborn or someone else's precious little one.
Thanks!
http://www.thymes.com/thymes/collection.aspx?nodeid=45523
Okay, this is my first time here but you've got me so paranoid that I'll comment and say hello.
There.
Now you know someone in the greater Los Angeles area... in case you didn't already...
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