Friday, August 05, 2005

Confusing Moment

To all my blogging readers, I just realized that I am a guy who blogs about his life’s ups/downs and daily wonders with his family. The interesting part is that all my readers are women (that’s a good thing I guess). Why is that? Am I that in touch with my feminine side, or is it that most men just don’t talk about the kind of stuff I post? Are my boys really to busy? I’m busy, but I can always find five minutes to talk about what’s going on in my head and life. I know that there are men bloggers out there, so what is it? Would I have started blogging if Little Peanut didn't have DS? Too many questions, too many possibilities.

Is it that having Little Peanut has brought me to a new level of emotional freedom and wonderment prompting me to share our life with others?

I’m Confused!

4 comments:

Pilgrim said...

Sometimes guy bloggers will read your site if you go make lots of comments on their site. You have to find a busy site, and jump in on a discussion.
Maybe you have to surf around a little, find someone who's interested in the same things you're interested in.

Unknown said...

Yup,,,,,,,I'm thinking Little Peanuts' magic has allowed you the freedom to expose your true self.

I know our youngest daughter has changed her father in so many amazing ways.....

Sometimes the mightest lessons come from the tiniest teachers.

Peace, Tara Marie & Emma Sage and clan

Anonymous said...

I enjoyed your blog, and I am a male reader! I linked to your blog from your post on Uno Mas. I have noticed a lack of dads on Uno, and I wonder why that is too. I know that my little boy has opened up my heart in a new way, and it would be great to get some other dad's perspectives on things. I'm glad to know there are other involved dads out there, and I look forward to learning more about your family.
-Mitch (willsdad), Will, ds, 9 months

Kim Ayres said...

Not all, but I know that Kim is more commonly a woman's name in the States.