I am trying to put together a few of my best blog posts in a "best posts" category, for the benefit of newcomers to my blog who don't want to wade through a lot of crap to get to the few times I write something worth reading. Regular readers, do you have any ideas of things I should include in this category?
Thanks!
Comments (4)
"Em Gets Me Thinking" (http://www.noonewatching.com/archives/2005/06/i_know.html) seems to say a lot about you* and your opinion of yourself.
"The Many Faces & Hairstyles of Grace" (http://www.noonewatching.com/archives/2006/05/the_many_faces_and_hairstyles.html)was really fun to read; I remember reading a similar post specifically about body image, too.
"Fat" (http://www.noonewatching.com/archives/2005/03/fat.html) and "Anorectic" ( http://www.noonewatching.com/archives/2005/03/anorectic.html) are two of my favorites, for personal reasons. Both of them present the kind of unique, thought-provoking opinions that I love your blog for.
I thought"I Know" (http://www.noonewatching.com/archives/2005/06/i_know.html) was one of your best posts, too.
I guess this list seems like all the obvious choices, but these are the first 5 posts that came to mind, the ones that had the biggest impact on me when I first read them.
*I don't know you personally, so when I say "you", I mean, "you, as you present yourself here,"
P.S. I've commented before, but I believe I did so under a different handle... I've been reading for a little over a year.
Posted by Kasia | August 5, 2008 12:25 PM
Definitely your "My Thrifting philosophy" post! I'm also a big fan of the honesty and insight in your "I Drink ..." post.
Posted by beachcomber | August 5, 2008 12:37 PM
If I had the capacity to remember more than my own name and which days I'm prettiest on, I'd be able to tell you which post I like best.
If I stumble into the part of my brain that has the things people call memories, I'll see if I can't be of some help to you.
Posted by simon max hill | August 5, 2008 12:58 PM
The feminist booklist.
Posted by Amanda | August 6, 2008 4:16 AM