If you've ever blogged/posted than you know that reading comments is very exhilarating, especially if you did a good post! Here's a few from Black's the New Gray:
"Hey hi! Haha, I like your title. When I was living in America, I think I saw a black squirrel ONCE. Or maybe that was just the shadows? -_-... Well anyway, white squirrels are probably even rarer than black squirrels because 1) Gray is the dominant gene here 2) A white squirrel would probably be hawk meat within a few months. It's like a white dot in the midst of browns, blacks, greens, and grays! Not very hard to spot if you ask me.
I love animal science too! Keep on writing! (maybe next time about whales...oh whatever.^^)
--Jane--"
"Hey Jason~
I'm a student at a boarding school in Andover, MA, and I have a black squirrel living in the tree outside my room! I have to say, it is one of the most frightning animals I've ever met. This morning it almost bit one of my friends. Of course, it's not just the black squirrel that's unusualy violent. Every one on campus, black, grey, or brown, basicaly sares me silly!
Great writing"
Abby
"Hey Jason!
I went to school at OSU in Columbus, OH. There was an albino squirrel running around campus, maybe one of the same ones Beth has seen. I now live in Colorado and have recently seen a black squirrel. Guess I'm luckly to have seen both an albino and a black squirrel."
Jason,
Yes, I do have a blog and yes, I do receive a diversity of comments.
No, I haven't been writing in my own blog. I've been writing more in other people's.
When you give a comment, very often you get a comment. How does that work for you, Jason? Rather a circular and self-serving reasoning, isn't it?
Glad you got so many great comments on Black is the New Grey. I will add mine: it was a well-written nature post. Enjoy!
Posted by: Bronwyn G | February 07, 2006 at 12:57 PM
Jason-
Glad to see that you are blogging again. I've missed reading your post!
I do have a blog of my own & just like you I love reading comments. The feedback from readers proves that what you are saying is important - that people are listening. They might not agree with the position you present in your post, but as you said it helps you learn and provides you with an alternate perspective.
Posted by: Ms. Roper | February 08, 2006 at 03:55 PM
Yes,I love reading my comments! I never know what they are going to say
Posted by: Jason | February 09, 2006 at 05:43 AM