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Where Do You Follow Me?

Now that my beloved google reader is long gone, I have had time to experiment with a few different sites to follow all my favorite blogs.  I tried The Old Reader, which I liked because it was almost identical in the way that it works as Google Reader.  I tried a few others that I didn't love, and then I saw someone using the bloglovin app on an iPad, and knew I needed that in my life.  I loved the visual impact, and started using it that day.  I have found new blogs to follow, and was easily able to import all my RSS subscriptions.

What reader do you use for blog reading?  Where do you follow me?  Do you still miss Google Reader (I finally don't anymore!)


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