This blogging thing is curious and intriguing and I know not what else. I have not received many comments recently and only a few ever. Still I am hoping that someone is reading this scribbling. I hope I am not just on page ten of a search hit list.
For some reason a l0t of people search Rotring fountain pens and Pentax Spotmatic cameras, my blogs on these draw a lot of hits.
It is so easy to blog that I have almost entirely abandoned my website www.bluetyger.ca
I do try and eliminate my typos but I don’t catch them all and sorry for that, but I am trying.
It is calming to let out my musings and rants, helps clean my blood along with my dialysis.
I started my own blog, It gives me something to do with the four hours that I sit here after being ‘tortured.”
I’d love to get your opinion. I am new to all this world of blogging. http://lifeisdialysis.blogspot.com/
Very interesting blog, William. I too just started blogging at the age of 59, after writing most of my life. Today I still write with a Pelikan pen in a nice notebook and could be accused of being a fanatic about it. I have an old Spotmatic, circa 1965, which is only my second one, which I think speaks volumes about their quality and reliability.
I know Victoria Harbour well. I lived in Barrie for 20+ years, and two years ago moved out to BC to milder winters and spectacular scenery.
I’ve noticed that I get no comments either. I realised there’s not much I can do about it so I keep writing anyway.
Have a good one!
I am reading a number of blogs from patients on dialysis. I find them interesting, moving, telling. I am learning much about the health care system through this ‘blog reading’, and much about human nature also. Thanks for writing.
Robert, I guess I should say Doctor Bear, thanks for spending time reading my dialsyis posts.
Michael, thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment, much appreciated.
Dear Mr. Gibson,
It’s not just your dialysis posts that are interesting – although they are. Your Website is one of the best I’ve seen – an excellent reflection of your many interests – photography, writing, musing. I’ll be returning to it regularly..