On my couch. And it feels soooooooo good! Yeah, most of the gals (and some guys) are still partying it up over at BlogHer; maybe doing an after-reception party or dinner, or just trying to recuperate in their hotel room. But me? I am cushing in my sweet old butt groove. (Yeah, I just made up the word “cushing”.)
There’s a point where you want to meet EVERYONE at BlogHer and “make the most of” the experience and do everything that you can. But there is also a point where you are just done for the day. (Love you all still! Smooches!) And regardless that last year it was great for me to get away on that first alone trip to do my own thing… this year, it felt great to just get in my car and go home!
Oh, the loving embrace of my couch! How tenderly the remote snuggles in my palm!
I know you BlogHers are all secretly jealous.
Anyway, I’m back. Lots to process, interesting sessions, cool people, blah blah blah. More on that later. Right now I’m busy being comfy. – wg
“cushing” – love it! So glad to have spent most of the day with you, my west-coast bloggy sistah!
Lori – Right back at you! And I’m so sorry I missed you at the reception last night! That place was packed! I wanted to give you a hug goodbye. sniff
There’s absolutely something to be said for your own butt groove, no matter how cool the company you’re around! Hope you had a great time!
It was something else alright.
And yes, the couch was a nice place to come home to.
Great meeting you.
Looking forward to reading more California blogging.
I just did a search on “Blogher” which confirmed my suspicion that it discriminates against men, by not allowing male bloggers. Then I tried “Bloghim”, and from what I could see, it has been discontinued.
Blogher has no right to exclude male bloggers. Even if it has to change its name, we should be included.
If this society were truly gender-equal, there would be no organizations that exclude either sex. But it’s not–all over this country there are services, hospitals, organizations, and laws that exclude men.
I realize that, before the Feminist Movement, there were alot of organizations which excluded women. But we men of today are not responsible for what men of yesterday did.
The pendulum has swung too far; this society is now female-biased. Equality is not achieved by going from one extreme to another, but by going from one extreme to the center. And American society is not centered, therefore it is not balanced.
There should be no organization for bloggers exclusive to female bloggers–and apparently Blogher is such an organization.