Recently, I decided to leave Google Reader.
We had good times, we had bad times, but mainly Google Reader did a bad thing to me:
Made me lazy.
How easy is it to scroll through blogs while drinking coffee at 8:35am at my desk? Super.
But I stopped commenting. It took more effort to click out of reader and onto the site and then comment.
I have gone back to my old ways and bookmarked my favorite blogs. And when I did that and counted - I was down to 15.
15?
well - some have changed thier niche and it's just not my thing.
Some have stopped blogging (A'hem- Jessica! Donald!)
Now I am down to my 15 favorites and I am going to start carefully choosing a few new blogs to add to my list.
I hope, if you are even reading this, that you start to see my comments on your site and welcome me back.
Lazy is no longer an option.
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6 comments:
I never did use google reader for that very reason. I know I appreciate all the comments I get, so I try to return the favor!
I feel ya! I started using blog lovin because it is easy to read on my iPad
Oh, I am the worst about commenting lately! Or not commenting, rather. You're inspiring me...
Thanks for the comments! I hope my new resolve earns me more comments in the future!
I've been out of commission the last few days. Sorry it's taken me a bit to get back over here.
I like my Reader because it keeps me organized with the 300 blogs I follow. Including this one. ;o)
Google reader made me feel stressed out, so I never really used it, but I DO like the way I can scroll on my blogger home page and see posts from people I follow. I am starting to use Bloglovin because it's so nice and pretty! I think I may fully convert to it. I still comment and see whole blogs with bloglovin, so it keeps me from falling into that same trap of non-commenting.
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