J'aime.

It appears that I should move to France.  

(This is their Facebook like button.)

New Edition

So I read on facebook, the ultimate source of all knowledge, that today is the one year anniversary of the 'like' button.  I do believe I have some leftover birthday cake for the occasion.

In celebration of said event, I have installed said 'like' button.  Or, as I call it, a little piece of genius.  Facebook, you're welcome for the free advertising for your product.

Please feel free to unapologetically like my blog.  It has feelings, you know.  Or, at least, its owner does.  

Back to one of my Favorite Subjects

Facebook.

I thoroughly enjoy that new feature that allows users to like other user's comments in response to someone's status.   Not because I necessarily wanted to 'like' others' comments, but because others - strangers - are now liking my comments! (!!!!)  It makes me feel so clever and witty.   It's the equivalent of a (non-mary kay) stranger stopping to pay a compliment - I must have been REALLY good!!  That, and I also feel like it's a nice segue into making new friends, which I feel is secretly the mission of facebook - the free, platonic version of matchdotcom - like is the new wink.  Maybe I'm reading too much into a small gesture.  Maybe I'm moving too fast.  Sigh, this was presumptuous on my part.

Anyhow.

To this date, I can recall being 'liked' by a stranger three times.  Once was in a spirited debate about religion (I won't go there), once was a Friends quote, once was a Seinfeld quote.  I think this shows my diversity nicely.