Lifes Like That

I really enjoy blogs that make me stop and think. So this is why I enjoyed visiting neoauteur’s blog. Right from the first click I was hooked and wanted to click again to see more. This blog owner accomplishes what all blog owner’s hope to accomplish and that is by catching and holding the reader’s attention.

With post like crime and punishment, reverse justice and a healing of the heart, neoateur keeps us reading on. Their posts are well thought out. The pictures on display at the site are displayed in a manner that makes us just want to click some more and each and every entry is designed to make us stop and think. Guess what, at least with me, they have accomplished this!

I don’t know if you are all aware of this or not, but for the past couple of days I have been doing some reviews on all FIVE on my blogs for my friends and fellow bloggers over at BlogCatalog. I have to say I am really enjoying reading all the different types of blogs that I’ve come across and I look forward to reading many more.

Some may ask why I am doing this. Yes, it does take up a lot of my time, but honestly I don’t mind at all. Not only does it give me the opportunity to check out blogs that I wouldn’t have normally come in contact with, but it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside knowing that the blogs that I have reviewed, the blog owner’s really appreciate my efforts. So, don’t be really surprised if you see a few more reviews and if you would like one yourself, just let me know. Happy to be of service.

My oldest son is 18 and is right now having the time of his life.  After he finished school in June, he then headed to a different province for six weeks to take a french course.  He completed that and passed his course with flying colors.  He had so much fun and it was a great learning experience for him.  Now he has travelled farther up our province to a french speaking community and has found himself a job for the rest of the summer.  Being a single guy with no kids or responsibilities, he is having the time of his life.

Life is short enough and he will have plenty of opportunities to become a man and take on responsibilities.  So, I say good for him and he should enjoy his time right now as best as he can.