The thrill of total control over blog

The blog is a wonderful outlet for those of us who would like to "vent" and not worry about being "politically correct", not that I tend to worry about it much any ways! However, I never expect that anyone is actually reading anything that I blog, but nice when it happens. Well, let me qualify that statement. . .it is nice to have comments when those comments have something worthwhile to contribute. Every once in awhile, I get a comment from someone who is ignorant and thinks that some cheap shot might inflict some type of concern. The very best part about blogging is the "Reject" of any comments from morons who think that their thoughtless statements have some importance to me or anyone else. Now, I don't mind a comment from someone who displays intelligence, some experience with similar life experiences, or have some professional knowledge or experience to share. However, to get a comment from some bottom-dweller who has no life experience, no knowledge and no expertise to share isn't worth my time. In fact, it is thrilling to hit that reject key!

I don't expect any comments, but if you are going to comment, and you know who you are . . . please, please, please have something relevant to share. For example, what do you do that demonstrates your contributions to a better society, what significant problems have you tackled in your life that might be noteworthy, just what is your passion in life that might make this world a better place because you are here? Do you volunteer or work for charities or organizations that help others? Do you rescue animals, sea life or help to improve the environment? Do you work with or on behalf of chidren from abused homes? Do you get involved with domestic violence issues or help battered women find help and assistance? Do you work with the homeless, mentally ill or developmentally disabled? Do you assist the elderly in any social or medical issues? Do you volunteer or work for organizations that help the dying like hospice? Do you donate your time towards fighting crime in any form in your community? Do you even do something as simple as helping out in your neighborhood? Ever help your elderly neighbors by taking them shopping if they don't have transportation, mowing their yards, or just being there for them as a good listener. Just what is it that you do that makes your criticism of others so valid and worth consideration. . . or is your life so dull, meaningless and unproductive that the most empowering thing you can find to do is being critical, mean spirited and hollow. If you are not part of the solution in this life, you are part of the problem. Comment to my blog if you wish, but if it has no value to me or anyone else that might read this blog, then you are rejected with a smile.