Got an unusual comment from Christina the other day:

You were a joy to read… before twitter. Now, not so much. Seriously, have you not better things to say?

Well, the Twitter is basically a way to have something to say, frankly. I suppose everyone who’d be interested in my tweets have probably added me to their own Twitter lists, so I could probably stop posting them here. (I’m DianePatterson on Twitter, btw, in case you’re looking for me.)

But to answer your question: at the moment I haven’t found a particular raison d’être for this blog. Many of the things I’d like to talk about really aren’t fair for me to talk about much (for instance: my kids—yeah, I know, I win some kind of Mom-points for finally figuring that out) and others are just…well…

• Funny comment to Jon Carroll’s latest column: “There are hypocrites on the left, but it doesn’t appear to be the theme of their movement.” #
• The boy has 3 birthday parties this weekend. None of them are for him, or I’d really be exhausted. #
• Having a cinnamon dolce latte for first time in many weeks. It is much, much too sweet. I suspect it may get a DNF. #
• Has seen five people today talking on their cell phones hands-full. I guess the honeymoon with the new law is over! #
• Taking a brief time out from birthdays. #

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• Just ate 6.5 ounces of sushi-grade tuna for lunch. $10. Yum. #

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• @rtsuk <waiting with bated breath> #
• is suddenly nostalgic and trolling through LinkedIn for people she used to work with. #
• My children apparently are aquatic lifeforms that can only survive with multiple hours in the pool each and every day. #
• @ToniMcGeeCausey Yay! Have an extra one for me please. #

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• @falvesjr Say witty stuff, dude, and people will be all over you. #

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