Vicarious life, syndicated daily
Oct. 9th, 2010 03:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
goldkinDid you know you could get awesome beamed directly to your brain?
Do you have any idea that you're missing your dragon-recommended allowance of art, cute, humor, and awesome from this wonderful thing called the Internet?
And your cure is simple: follow me on Google Reader.
More seriously, I've been using Reader for the past few years now, to chart my online travels through interesting links and nooks. I don't post any of that to my journal currently, because it'd be (mostly) redundant between the two feeds.
But I'd like to start using the results to fuel what I do post here. And since I use Reader to discover what y'all are interested in, I greatly appreciate any follows, likes, reshares, and comments you leave me there.
Who knows? It might get me writing about topics I find interesting, provided I can keep them at the level of light reading. Or it could get me to return to my old art habits and start painting again, instead of just doing 3D.
Those seem to be what garners the most interest right now. And any help guiding my efforts through vicarious awesome would be greatly appreciated.
It's not my only source, mind you. It just happens to be the easiest when I don't have comments or Googleables to go by.
Do you have any idea that you're missing your dragon-recommended allowance of art, cute, humor, and awesome from this wonderful thing called the Internet?
And your cure is simple: follow me on Google Reader.
More seriously, I've been using Reader for the past few years now, to chart my online travels through interesting links and nooks. I don't post any of that to my journal currently, because it'd be (mostly) redundant between the two feeds.
But I'd like to start using the results to fuel what I do post here. And since I use Reader to discover what y'all are interested in, I greatly appreciate any follows, likes, reshares, and comments you leave me there.
Who knows? It might get me writing about topics I find interesting, provided I can keep them at the level of light reading. Or it could get me to return to my old art habits and start painting again, instead of just doing 3D.
Those seem to be what garners the most interest right now. And any help guiding my efforts through vicarious awesome would be greatly appreciated.
It's not my only source, mind you. It just happens to be the easiest when I don't have comments or Googleables to go by.
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Date: 2010-10-11 04:42 pm (UTC)Which is part of why I split the two feeds in the first place. I figure interested parties can follow either source via RSS, so why have overlap? Unless I find something interesting enough to write about, anyway!