I Pracrice what I preach

I got a message today from someone who took my comment regarding unsolicited reactions to my show as negative. That is not at all the case.

In fact, I saw it as a sign the show was good and struck a nerve. I usually ask what people think about shows just to get feedback. I thought the unsolicited nature of the reponses was a good thing because it meant people were interested enough to write me. In my blog I was just elaborating on the theme I discussed on the show.
You know, if I did a show and got 100 unsolicited remarks I would be ecstatic no matter what they said! It's all about the public being interested in what I was talking about.

I guess, in part, its my bad. I usually spend more time making sure I'm not misinterpreted but I was rushing this morning and didn't have the chance to ruminate over how folks will take things.

Remember, I am who I say I am. I own my opinions outright and am not bothered by commentary unsolicited or otherwise. That's why I blog. I like to know what people think of what I think.
Of course I'm not looking for anyone to make nasty cracks about my mother or anything like that. I believe all debate should be civil. But it doesn't all have to agree. Who knows? I could be wrong. I don't know about you but, absent some form of age-related dementia, I intend to learn until the day I die.

(just for the record I still can't figure out what this person said in her message to me that she thought I wouldn't like or disagreed with)

No need to try to read into what I say. I say what I mean. If I disagree with something I don't beat around the bush nor do I get angry. What would this world be like if we all thought the same thing?

Take me at my word. And don't be too sensitive. I'm not.

Let's take it light and happy.

It's just a blog: a.k.a. a 10 cent opinion.