80%
He Who Shall Remain Nameless emailed me the link to that quiz. He claims I lied about how much time I spend reading blogs every day and that 80% is not enough 
Speaking of blogging… the Nameless One has commented (more than once 
) about my ability to prattle on about many topics in one post. He said, and I quote,”when the number of tags you have to use to describe the post takes up three lines, you’ve gone too far.” Ok, maybe that’s just a paraphrase, but I got the message.
I’m still in the process of discovering my “blogging voice,” making little changes to see what works for me and what doesn’t. I started out feeling like a once-daily post was the way to go, and if I had to talk about three different topics in the course of that post, then so be it. I still feel that way to some extent, but it’s been suggested that I break those multi-subject posts into multiple posts, and I’m considering it. There are benefits to the idea, not the least of which is that my tags will have more meaning. For instance, if a post is tagged “books” then you’ll know it’s mostly about books, not just a paragraph about books and half a page about the three skirts I made on the way out the door to the farmer’s market…
What do you guys think? Do you lose me 1/4 of the way into a long post? Would you find multiple posts in a single day annoying? I’m curious about your reading habits
Whether you are addicted or not doesn’t really matter, I just plain enjoy reading your blog. You write like I think (and talk, quite often). One thought runs into another and they are not always “obviously” connected. I never check out the tags anyway, I read ALL your blogs. You blog is one that I am sure to check out EVERY day, rather than just checking it once in a while. Thanks for the grins and giggles. Sue C
Well, thanks, Sue! Neil joked that even when I have something short to say, I turn it into three paragraphs. Heh. I’ll probably just continue to go with my “gut” when I post! g’night!