Two things….
I was browsing through my wordpress dashboard and got to comments. It appears that there are quite a few comments that I haven’t received in my inbox. I generally reply to comments through email and usually reply to all comments. So if you haven’t gotten a reply from me in the last few days, I apologize, I never got the comment. Bleh.
It seems that I’m working under two different blog names out there in the blogosphere. Both Laughing at Chaos and Never a Dull Moment. I couldn’t get Never a Dull Moment with blogger or wordpress so went with the address laughingatchaos because that’s what I was using as my blog email address. So…should I change the name of my blog for consistency’s sake? Or should I just get a grip and worry about something important? : )
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1. Oops … mine haven’t been spammed yet so I’m normally pretty good about catching ‘em. I love when people respond through email.
2. Uhm … either way I’ll follow ya. I’m about to buy http://www.evancalous.com I think so you may have to follow me soon, too!
BTW – HAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPY first day of spring!
1. Please, no need to e-mail me back on my comment.
2. Considering you got a 90% on your blog addiction issue, I think you should do what Evi said. http://www.laughingatchaos.com happens to be available, and then you could give everything the same name. Or not. I don’t think the consistency matters THAT much.
I’ve had that happen too. Comments not showing up in my email. So frustrating.
You crack me up!!!
I know what ya mean about wanting consistency…… I used to call ya “Never A Dull Moment” on my blog, but now I call ya Laughing At Chaos…….. (As does my family……see this answer to one of your questions you left on my blog)
http://tendrils.wordpress.com/2008/03/06/conferences-tonight-when-is-spring-break/
I still love ya either way….
I don’t care what people call you. I’ll be here reading.
I don’t care what you’re called, I just want to make sure you’re called the right thing on my blogroll.
So, are you?