Pictures from the St Paddy's Day party on Saturday. Which one is the better look for me?
My friend Brant in the picture with me was wondering; do people really read the blogs because they want to read about other people's lives or does the blog writer's looks have something to do with it? He wants to know if people who read my blog want me to bare my soul or bare my chest? I told him I thought it was about even, here's why. The most comments I received was on a post about leaving the mormon church. And the most visitors to my site in 1 day was when I posted a shirtless picture.
Leave me a comment and let me know what you think.
Maybe someone with more readers can ask this same question and see what response you get.
5 comments:
Love reading your blog- very interesting..BUT I did love those Woof Wax Candles pics....bare chest.
can't want both?
A daddy and a ginger! Both of you bare your chests! :-) You are a VERY handsome couple!
There is really nothing wrong with curiosity in general terms.
But I think you will get more than your share of admiring glances when you speak about your bellybutton on the left side of your blog, you should not emerge it into the public limelight,
haha.
Oh, well. Bloggers are heroes to man and beast alike. :-)
As for these photos, I only see two strikingly funny men.
I say this both as a reader and as a woman.
However, there may be something uniquely sexy about wearing green stuff! DROOL!
Wow. I can just imagine a bare man, smothered in these!
What a wonderful sight would lie of the camera’s prying view! (Just kidding!)
Hm. . . I'm SURE we enjoy the bare chests as much as anyone, but that's NOT the bloggers we end up becoming friends with. MY interest in your page has obviously come from our shared Mormon heritage past, and that may be the only level it continues on...but that that does NOT invalidate some REAL connection because of it. Maybe it's because I'm already 62? Partnered 20 years? I'm sure EVERY reader has his/her own motivation for reading. Example: I've already noticed MANY younger people abandoning Blogging and the effort it takes to make real conversation for Facebook where one can make one-sentence points, and go back to ........whatever it was they were doing. Fascinating question, Jim.
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