Blog Addiction?

When does it officially become blog addiction? How many hours can I spend on-line reading other peoples blogs, doing "research" before I have to admit I have a problem. And if, and I mean only IF I have a problem is there a twelve step program to help? Does anyone have the link?

It started with checking out Mrs. Fussypants. I mean she had a baby this week. I had to see the pictures. He is a little darling. Then I was looking a the comments and saw that some one had posted about "loving him, and holding him, and calling him George." Who's up on their Bugs Bunny? I had to find out who this was. I called Meg "George" the whole time I was pregnant with her. Well, Ok, until she was about six months old. Or did I just call her that last week? Hmmm. Anyway, I had to click on the little button and find out who this was. Then I started reading her blog. Her son has autism, and today was NOT a good day. Believe me when I say "I get it!"

Then I had to go and check up on Motherhood Uncensored. Well her Ultrasound had some rather unexpected news.

I still need to check on Creating Good Soil. She's extra special to me because she kept me sane while I was in Egypt. She got chickens! She seems so happy. I hope she doesn't read the post about Fritata. Then I need to go check out The Gospel According to Frank. Yes he does have a split personality. But it is fun to watch "read" them argue with each other. Yeah, I went to Egypt with him too.

One nice thing about blogging is that you can keep with good friends even when they are miles away. Down a Road Less Traveled keeps me in touch with one of the greatest homeschool moms

Then I need to find out how Sagemommy is doing, that Shakespearean Play is turning into a good mommy nightmare. I am SOOO glad I just had to make a pig costume!

Mrs. Pevensie and I were actually telling each other to go to bed last night...at 12:30pm or so. Which leads me back to Mrs. Hannigan who got me addicted in the first place.

Maybe we need a new slogan. "Friends don't let Friends Blog" Or "Just Say No to Blogging" we could start the "Mother's against Blogging."

So like I said before, how many blogs can one follow before one is addicted? Has anyone developed a check list to determine if blogging has become a problem? Where can I find the local Bloggers Anonymous? I'll be sure to blog about how the meeting went.