Sigh. My back took a turn for the worse and I spent most of today trying to find a comfortable position to spend more than five minutes in
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Ever since I got really involved with theatre (about age 10 or so), I've wanted to live in Manhattan so badly. I still really do, though I've realized that it'll have to wait until after college, as I'm just not equipped to me, essentially, on my own in a city that large. But I do plan on it. Every time I come home after a visit, my state seems so dull and lifeless in comparison.
1: you are making me feel sad I am not living in New York. It's something I really want to do someday and I think life is just not going to let me get there.
2: I don't know about kudos. I totally agree with your interpretation and when I read them that way then it makes me feel so much better! And ha! You are 100% on about watching the hit count grow and still seeing such a low comment count.
I guess I just feel like it's a different quality of response, and one that's going to take me some time to get used to.
(Although I agree about responding to feedback. I feel like such a tool saying things like, "Thanks, that's what I was going for" or "thanks! Glad you liked it!")
I think I'd want to live someplace a little quieter, like Brooklyn (two of my cousins have really pretty apartments there) but I love Manhattan. I haven't lived in NY for more than seven years, but no place else has ever felt so much like home.
Here here on the kudos button! I have performance anxiety with leaving feedback, never sure what to say, so having the option to let the writer know I liked the story is great.
I get excited when I see another kudos or comment arrive in my mailbox.
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1: you are making me feel sad I am not living in New York. It's something I really want to do someday and I think life is just not going to let me get there.
2: I don't know about kudos. I totally agree with your interpretation and when I read them that way then it makes me feel so much better! And ha! You are 100% on about watching the hit count grow and still seeing such a low comment count.
I guess I just feel like it's a different quality of response, and one that's going to take me some time to get used to.
(Although I agree about responding to feedback. I feel like such a tool saying things like, "Thanks, that's what I was going for" or "thanks! Glad you liked it!")
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I get excited when I see another kudos or comment arrive in my mailbox.
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