Blogworld Saturday

It's Saturday once again (at least in my part of the world). My, how rapidly time does flap its wings. The month is drawing to a close...and I didn't get to go to an Oktoberfest shindig! But I did read a good many wonderful posts the fast few days as I was bidding October tata.

Travis. Speaking of tatas, Trav focuses on boobs and boots in this post. Well, mostly boobs. More specifically, fun ways to cover boobies. Kinda steamy. Hoo ha!

Beer Haiku. As many of you probably already know, I loves me beer. This haiku pretty much covers how I libate.

Christy. Some of you maintain more than one blog. This woman has eight. That's right, boys and girls. Eight. Some of them she writes on her own; others are collaborative efforts. Very informative, the blogs cover entertainment, wellness, design, children, geekdom, music, books, and the environment. What a superwoman.

Marlayna. First off, I loved the title of her post. Marlayna is a remarkable woman who writes very powerfully. She's received some negative feedback from anonymous people, and she wonders about the pyschology of so-called trolls.

H. Calling someone dumb is awful. Strangely, calling someone intelligent can be just as bad. My dear Indian soul sister explains why in another extremely well-written diatribe.

Burton. Burton is a theatrical actor/director and a blogger whose posts are a breath of fresh air for me: soulful yet invigorating. Here he talks about wanting to "sound his barbaric yawp over the rooftops of the world"--of wanting to really live. Perhaps he already is, he just doesn't realize it yet.

Penfold. One of the funniest replies I've read in a blog's comments section this week, by Penfold himself, on his own blog (the post itself was pretty good too):

"Fracas - I appreciate that you have the best intentions but the day that I let DP (Daddy Papersurfer) help me in any decision making process is the day I have my testicles peeled, dipped in salt and lemon and slammed on the bar in the Coach and Horses.
Thanks anyway…"

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Have a safe weekend, everyone. Don't run into any stampeding cows.