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Okay, I've got a treat for you: the last post on my RSS feed this morning featured feminist LOLcats. Go read! They're funny!
I have an odd protocol for using my RSS feed reader; I always save the items I think will be the best posts for last, as if this were my own personal Top 40 Countdown. It frustrates me when one of my brilliant bloggers posts a tiny update, and a really good post will cause me to put that blogger at the end of the list for several days afterwards. The cactus blog always goes first, since his updates are tiny and usually just pictures. Usually I have one "star" in each category that gets the finale spot: Ask Moxie, a little pregnant, Franklin Habit, Bitch PhD, with LOLcats for dessert. This is in direct contrast to maternity leave surfing, where I was careful to read just one page at a time, with the best ones first (you never know how long you'll have before the baby wakes).
Do you save the best for last, or do you read the good stuff first? Who do you read last when you're web-surfing?
I have an odd protocol for using my RSS feed reader; I always save the items I think will be the best posts for last, as if this were my own personal Top 40 Countdown. It frustrates me when one of my brilliant bloggers posts a tiny update, and a really good post will cause me to put that blogger at the end of the list for several days afterwards. The cactus blog always goes first, since his updates are tiny and usually just pictures. Usually I have one "star" in each category that gets the finale spot: Ask Moxie, a little pregnant, Franklin Habit, Bitch PhD, with LOLcats for dessert. This is in direct contrast to maternity leave surfing, where I was careful to read just one page at a time, with the best ones first (you never know how long you'll have before the baby wakes).
Do you save the best for last, or do you read the good stuff first? Who do you read last when you're web-surfing?
