Saturday July 1, 2006
A midsummer night's navelgaze
We’re halfway through the year, kids! And since there’s so many new folks reading, a mid-year review seemed like something to do. There’s been some “does anyone read my blog?” speculation going on lately, and I’m pleased to say that the answer is ‘yes.’
Whatever. In lieu of congratulations, please send acerbic letters to Republicans (before I start to sound like this guy). Meanwhile, here follows a somewhat absurdly replete ‘best-of’ from the last 6 months (and see Critical Miami year-end chin stroking for a similar treatment of 2005) in forward-chronological order:
January
February
- Piola
- Jim DeFede Topical Currents interview mp3
- South Beach parking guide
- Who’s afraid of buying a house?
- The SoBe library’s gone + buying furniture in Miami
March
April
- What we’ve learned from the University of Miami Janitors’ strike
- Artblogging panel
- A tale of two t-shirts
- Billboard fever
- What is a renewable energy source?
- What’s with Sunguide ads?
- Lucky Oriental Mart
- Right back at ya, SunPost
- YOU get over law
May
- Big Cypress
- The thing about the alligators
- The blogacious hipster politics
- Miami 21 meeting
- Still think it’s an adjustment?
June
- Gables Diner vs. Prezzemolo
- Laptop Battle
- What’s up with ‘A Visit to Cuba’?
- An inconvenient splotch
- Crazy Mercedes photo
- What’s up with the Miami Intermodal Center?
- Alabama Jack’s
As a parting thought, I might point out that my favorite blog of all time hasn’t been updated since November of 2003.
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A little correction for you: I didn’t ask if anyone was reading my blog… I asked if “Miamians” read blogs… it was a comparison to Miami bloggers and NY bloggers based on a comment from one of my readers.
As with MiamiGirl, I think you misinterpreted our posts. There wasn’t any “Is this thing on?” question, just a general discussion as to how many non-producing consumers (i.e., readers only) might be out there in the South Florida community.
Nonetheless, congrats on your steadily increasing readership! (I send plenty of acerbic letters to Republicans as it is.)