What’s your Blog worth? Beware of Satan’s tricks!

I saw this little weblink on the Walrus ‘ wallow and it set off a train of thought which is quite radical, so ignore it if you wish / at your peril, heh,heh!
It caught my interest & I immediately made to try it & then hesitated: …. Walrus is witty, clever, cosmopolitan, wise & has 100 friends; his blog is worth $12.00 … I am naive, unpolished and only have 3 friends … what will my blog be worth …12 cents?

My train of thought went this way: this is how Satan works … he senses vanity and pride and a desire for re-assurance and exploits it: you could just be wiser / more entertaining than you thought… don’t be chicken….
It has been a recurring thought, last thunk when I saw, at first glance, an attractive woman of about 40. Closer examination revealed those tight bubble cheekbones that suggest botox treatment.   That’s when I thought about vanity & how Satan sucks people in through vanity. Botox is definitely a vanity thing. I don’t believe vanity is ever a good thing.

It’s not easy though,is it – I still have a sneaky need  to know …
Vade retro, Satanas

Author: manqindi

Post imperial wind drift. Swazi, British, Zimbabwe-Rhodesian, Irish, New Zealand citizen and resident, now in Queensland, Australia. 10th generation African of mainly European descent. Catholic upbringing, more free thinker now. BA and Law background. Altar boy, wages clerk, uncle, prefect, student, court clerk, prosecutor, magistrate, convoy escort, pensioner, HR Practitioner, husband, stepfather, father, bull terrier lover, telephone interviewer, Call Centre manager, HR manager, grandfather, author (amateur)

6 thoughts on “What’s your Blog worth? Beware of Satan’s tricks!”

  1. This me commenting on what I wrote – I am ugly & have no hope of vanity being an issue, so maybe it’s easier to take the high ground : )

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  2. Bubbly cheeks would denote collagen.
    Immobilised face in the likeness of a partially paralysed porcelain doll would mean botox (think K Minogue)
    Petrifying face with a permanent expression of surprise or horror would point to a face lift (think the Cat Woman).

    Red nose and puffed eyes would indicate a bout of flu (that’d be me!!)

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  3. Thank you, friend – even if i bore you
    I like the unpolished bit – it smacks of hidden brilliance , like in a diamond. I need to be harder!

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