Howling at the walls

I met someone today who said she can’t really say anything on Facebook anymore. She uses it for work so she can’t say anything too personal or controversial. I get that. When you first get on such a site you just have a few close friends and you say kooky little things. Then your relatives friend you, and coworkers and people from the past, and you have to start watching what you say. I do. That’s why now I’m like Bukowski, sitting at the typer, rambling on to nobody. Father MacKenzie, writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear. Don’t worry, I’m not lonely though. On WordPress you can check your blog stats and a couple days ago I had ten views to this fascinating blog. Most days I get between 0 and 4 views, probably mostly my ladyfriend. Hi KB! But let’s just wrap this up. Like most bloggers I don’t have much of a point here – just that social media is turning out to be a place where you don’t want to get too social. Like Bukowski I’ll just type away assuming nobody is listening. If you are, know that I may just be howling at the walls.