Let Me Tell You About Another Man
Several years ago, I wrote a post to honor my dad Vernon. I shared the story of his time in Korea. I did my best to share his heroism with my readers. I wanted the world to know what an amazing man the simple farmer from Kansas truly was. I wanted to honor my hero. This past week, I lost my "other" dad. My father-in-law, Keith, passed from this life to the next. It has been a difficult time, to say the least. Let me introduce the man who became Dad Johnson to me almost 36 years ago. I briefly met my husband's family on our college campus. Little did I know that two years later, I would again be introduced to them, but this time as their son's girl friend. Keith (my husband) and I were traveling to Michigan to begin our summer internships. His family graciously met us in Terre Haute, as we had left Springfield, MO, in the wee hours of the morning. From the moment we made acquaintance, I was wrapped in their love and joy. T...
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It always irritates me a little to hear bloggers talk of bloggy love. Ive grown old and skeptical.
To keep readers you need to blog every day.
To get comments you need to comment prolifically on other blogs.
If you miss a couple days of blogging you undo all the time and effort you spent above and you have to build up readership all over again.
Havng said that, Im always here for you! :)
You have made a good point though...we should all take a moment to leave our friend at least a "hi" on their blogs..just to let them know we've been by.
I love the picture by the way!!
With working part-time and still being a full-time Mom, posting on my blog has had to go by the wayside very often. I'll be off work for the summer, so look out!
And besides, I was just feeling sorry for myself and craving a little sympathy! :o)
Sadly, I've even been remiss in doing that regularly!