than the topic of gay marriage, etc...
Take a look at Mack's blog... I'm too lazy to go back and link it up, but it was entitled "Fed Up". You do the work.
I guess I'm feeling a little "Worn Out" by this evening's (morning's?) line up of articles, and just want to write about something that doesn't have to do with politics, rights, freedoms, etc.
It's funny how unsuspecting bloggers can be a part of your life.
For instance, today, I thought about Dharmagrrl, and what she's been posting about lately. She's been in my thoughts. It sounds strange to realize how an almost stranger can have an effect on someone's life, without ever meeting them, speaking to them, or exchanging words in realtime.
Mack always seems to be writing about the same stuff that I've been thinking about. He's a world away, but things eerily seem to be in sync. (aren't we lucky?)
Trinitie and Dan... I can actually talk about them in the same sentence together because everytime I read a blog, there's a comment that reflects their admiration for each other.
Isn't this something?
And I'm drawn to KarmaGirl's and JillUser's blogs, simply because I feel that their experiences and words often elicit an "Oh yeah... I know what you mean!" And Imajinit, Muggaz, Brad, and Jeremy... all very different men who really make reading other strangers' perspectives interesting with their great writing and 'realness'.
I could name off so many other people here on Joeuser, who I respect (but not necessarily agree with) simply by having the initiative to write. I get pissed off at an equal amount of people as well.
The thing is, right now, I don't feel like anything heavy. But it's there if I want it. I realize that blogging is traditionally known as a place to write down personal thoughts... but the interaction is what keeps me coming back for more.