Unexpected, this was...
I have a long list of blogs over there on my sidebar that I visit often, some admittedly more than others. One particular blog I linked to a while ago and had been reading occasionally but had never left a comment. That is most unusual for me. Usually I'll leave a comment that at minimum lets the blog owner know I've been there. (Commenters are good and always welcome.) Yesterday I did leave a few comments on that blog. What was different was that that person responded back, not by leaving another comment, as is usually the case, but by actually sending me an honest to goodness email.
Amazing, isn't it?
I was shocked! Pleased but shocked. Definitely.
As it turned out, we exchanged a few more emails last night and chatted on Yahoo Instant Messenger for about an hour or so this morning.
And I'm looking forward to more pleasant conversations in the days to come. I hope you are too.
So I just wanted to say thank you. You helped put a nice finishing touch to my day yesterday and brightened my morning considerably. But I must confess, when I logged into YIM this morning I was hoping you'd be there but had little expectation of it. I figured that you, like most people, would be unavailable during the work day for personal chats for obvious reasons. Glad am I that I was wrong.
And thanks for another great conversation tonight.
Labels: chatting, email, new friends
6 Comments:
People used to do that to me when I first started- in fact, half of my readers used to send me emails in the beginning til I told them my fragile ego needed to see comments.
I hope she's a beautiful female!
;-)
That was a nice post! :) It's always nice to know when someone's life has been touched by another. :)
scribe: other bloggers have rarely if ever sent me email, which is why I was so surprised.
kj: she certainly is - and a very sweet person to boot.
rebecca: thanks.
I have met some wonderful people through blogging..Some others...not so much. ha
Good for you for meeting someone nice! You deserve it.
jlee: let's not read anything into this for more than what it is.
I mean I live in NH and she does not.
I just appreciated the conversation and the newfound friendship. And we'll go from there. That's all I'm saying, and I like to think she'd agree.
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