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Here, in myLot, we find ourselves sharing links to websites or videos with each other. Sometimes, we say that we will check out the links or do some research about what the other myLotter talked about. So DID YOU? Did you follow through even if that myLotter isn't there to see or know that you actually DID NOT? I find myself clicking on these links and looking up more information on topics I said I would. But there are times that I just skip through some of them and don't even feel bad.

I do always check something out when I tell someone that I will. Mostly because if I say I will do it, it's probably something I'm interested in and want to check out anyway. Also, at least with my sites, I keep track of visitors and where they came from and I expect that others do to and I don't want them to know that I didn't follow through with what I said I would do.

I'm impressed that you do this, ThirdMillion. Sometimes, people just say they do and don't bother. I'm also not just talking about personal sites, it could also be links to news or other articles that the myLotter who recommended it can't find out if you ever clicked on that link. Thanks for sharing!

I hope my goodfood guide isn't one of those you are referring to, Anne. I know the thought of sifting through 10,000 British (possibly bland) recipes might sound off-putting, but I am sure you will find something that gets your juices flowing. Me? I am terrible for not following links unless they REALLY grab my attention.

I guess I should not give you the link to a wonderful and most awesome site that features pigs and chocolate then. No, I definitely checked out bbc.com/food. I told you about the butternut squash one, didn't I? All those food sites I got, believe me, I will definitely check them out, inside and out. It may not be this time but when I find time to really sit down and plan a dinner party, I have all these good sites to check out for ideas.

'Pigs and chocolate'?I am not sure of the association, but I sure am tempted! I know you are true to your word, well I am pretty sure. Maybe I should help you by passing on some of my recommendations, so you can get a feel for the modern British tastes and obviously my own, just in case I get invited to one of your dinner parties. I am sure it would be wonderful!

I've been told that from the less than twenty meals I've prepared in my life that I could cook well. So it's sort of a buyer-beware situation for you in case you ever make it to my dinner party. I was trying to think of a site that someone would find interesting and a pig-and-chocolate combo is what I thought of. I wonder what that makes me.

I certainly don't associate you with pigs, but chocolate? Hmmmmm, maybe I shouldn't go into detail. I did have you down as 'finished for the night' having reached a target, but obviously I am wrong. You may have to push on until you reach 950, but it will be without my help. I am off to bed to dream of pigs. No, what put that thought into my head? It's disgusting! Chocolate? Mmmmmmmm, that's better. PIG!!!Who said that?

Have you ever had a chocolate-coated roasted pig?I thought I was done too but I thought I'd do five more after I finished eating my dinner. So here I am. Sweet dreams. PS- I haven't had, in my life, any chocolate-coated roasted pig. Good night!

Man SaintAnne, I just ate a bowl of the most delicious Butternut Squash soup there could ever be. I made it from a recipe I found online somewhere. Well, I didn't exactly follow the recipe... like it called for 1/8 of a teaspoon of red pepper, and I put in more than a teaspoon. Anyway, I saw where you talked about Butternut Squash up there I couldn't resist telling about my soup. Damn it was good!!!