Bloggers

I have a love/hate relationship with the comment section. I like the instant feedback, even dissent, as long as it contains no personal insults or ad hominem. I hate trolls (pictured) and don’t like commenters who hold me to different standards than they hold for themselves and everyone else. In years past, I considered shutting [...]

Unbelievable. Despite having been snubbed by “big bloggers” for the past few months, my blog managed to creep up The Truth Laid Bear Ecosystem (TTLB) anyway. A couple of months ago, I removed the TTLB code from my sidebar because I’d become too preoccupied with checking my ranking. Out of sight, out of mind, right? [...]

When Deborah Uhler asked me to contribute to her (mostly) conservative bloggers cookbook, Blogalicious, I had to think long and hard about what recipe to send. Being a single gal, I cook well enough and often enough to get by. My culinary fare is quite limited. But… Over the years I’ve become quite adept at [...]

If you’re so inclined, choose the best blogs for the 2006 Weblog Awards. I didn’t link when nominations were in progress because I didn’t want to be nominated [Update: I was nominated, it seems.] I agree with Glenn. Two years ago, I thought that kind of thing was fun. Now it’s just… Unrelated FYI Update: [...]

Tuesday, November 7: For the latest party/election news, see this post. ——————————————————————————————————- Now that the Los Angeles Times has written it up, I guess I can blog about it now. CNN invited me to an election night “blog party,” where I’ll live-blog mid-term election coverage with conservative bloggers like Ed Morrissey, Mary Katharine Ham, and [...]