Lo! I have decided to do this. Which means that unless you take seriously the following request, I’m going to end up posting pictures of my dog every day. And cmon, some of you might be cat people.
If I’m going to commit to blogging every day for a month, then it’s time for some reciprocity, people. You come here for blog posts? Fine. You’ll get your thirty days of blog posts, but I want your fresh juicy brains here, and not in a zombie way. Email me (krissa, care of gmail) or leave a comment telling me something you think I should post about, something you’ve always wanted to hear me blather on about, something you think I’ve shamefully neglected to discuss in my five point five years of boggling.
It’s open season on topics. Topics priced to move! Act now and get a free tupperware set! Etc.
shameless solicitation
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I love your stories about your years abroad, the people, the smells, the soul. Admittedly, I’m biased. (You are the only blogger I know who can make personal nightly dreams fascinating)
I’d like you to write a blog post from 2017. It can either be from where you want to be, where you think you’ll be, or where you definitely don’t want to be.
Bonus points if we are all wearing bacofoil and driving around in hover cars.
I may copy you. It at least sounds more likely than NaNoWriMo.
Hm. Topic. Need topic.
Topic for you, I mean.
Will be back.
I’d like to hear more about your apartment search. How did you know that this was the right one for you? Did you have to look at many places before you found it? What are your plans for decorating?
I’m an American, married to a German, living in Scotland, thinking about having kids and wondering how to help them cope with all this multi-cultural goodness. Any suggestions from your family and how they helped you cope with the worlds you found yourself living in?
I am always a fan of the What Products Do You Love type of post. What stuff can you not live without? In the spirit of shameless consumerism, what stuff should we buy that you have bought and are so glad you did?
Plus, this type of post loves a list, and if there’s one thing you seem to like to do it’s MAKE LISTS. Girl after my own heart, I’d say.
A little while ago you posted old pictures and then blogged about that time in your life. I wouldn’t be upset to read some more of that.
I’m just excited that you’re going to be posting every. single. day. Do you know what this is going to mean for my boredom (as well as productivity) at work?! WHEEE!
I’m also doing the NaBloPoMo. I decided last night and set up my account. (I’ve been reading your blog for the last few months from when I found you on a google image search.) Anyway.. Good luck with the every. single. day. posting. I’m going to assign subjects to days, like photo friday and Dogurday (Saturday).
Good luck!
are you still coveting a cat?
I’d like to know when you might move to the UK and what kind of things might make you want to do that.
Pls.
K Thnks.
(and I like NaBloPoMo. I’m totally nicking that as well. Dude, I’m on a kleptomaniacal spree!)
i’d love it if you updated your ‘books’ section. pretty please?
Personally, I think the world needs more blogs with pictures of dogs every day. You might convert the cat people
Hi Krissa! I too am doing this posting every day malarky.. except I started two days late. Whoops. I fear that I too am going to be scraping the bottom of the ideas barrel as November wears on.
I’d like to see a post by you about songs or albums that you associate with particular times/places. I find it interesting how the same thing can evoke different memories for different people.
Good luck with NaPloMoBloBoNoDog month!
This is probably horridly unoriginal, but I’d like to read a blog by you about blogging. I’ve been reading since oh, 2003? so I’d be curious to read your perspective on what the experience of blogging has meant to you.