I used to wonder how some of my friends could spend so much time blogging and zipping around the internet. Now I know. At least for me this medium provides feedback in a way that sitting away writing alone in my closet does not. Anytime I get a reader who is not one of my friends, I feel slightly startled and not a little thrilled. I get more thrilled than reason warrants.
But a response is so wonderfully instant! I can’t help but wonder if this isn’t the meth of the writing world. All it takes is one hit…
So, please, satisfy me one more time and click…lakebelle…
Marta Bacon 
I love how blatant you are about asking people to come by and boost your traffic. Oh well. I feel ya, mine’s been down lately, so…
Hi.
Well, maybe you should introduce yourself that way… “I’ve pushed out some babies…”
By the way, you should make it so when you leave your name, it links back here. If you go to user -> Your Profile and then on the right hand side Contact Info, you can put in your website here. That allows me to go “oh, Mapelba left a comment. Click!” vs “Oh, I’m gonna have to explore my history for a while until I can do that. Maybe I won’t go leave her a comment.” Just saying.
Thanks for the tip. Coincidentally you were the second person in about 30 minutes to point this out to me–so it should be all however it’s supposed to be. Maybe. THanks again for just saying.
thank you. I try to be funny. My philosophy is all about how to offer a tangible experience to the reader and I do that by a) keeping it self contained b) keeping it impersonal and thus more universal c) at least sorta updated couple times a week. Not that this is a formula that anyone else would want, but it helps guide what I do.