Whenever I read other peoples weblogs I usually see things that I missed, or wish that I had said. And then there's CGHill and his headlines:

(I Can't Get No) Punctuation
A bridge too fallible
A reminiscence of sorts
I'll take Character Assassination for $200
No Peking
E pluribus units
A pack of Peter Parkers
The War of 1812 is over, too
Weapon of mass distraction
A Goofy comparison?
Being objective about subjectivity
The power of pasta

I could keep going. Not to take anything away from his postings and content, but I am insanely jealous over his knack for writing catchy headlines.

I wonder how much time he spends on it. When I write a weblog entry, I typically go for speed. I type it out at about 60 wpm, do a quick spellcheck, come up with a quick headline, add any hyperlinks, post, and I'm done. The whole process is pretty quick actually.

Every once in a while, I'll post and see how it looks once it's published. (I just cannot get the 'feel' for it using the 'preview' button, plus the preview doesn't always handle any html I've added) Sometimes I'll go back to an entry and make an edit, publish, make another edit, publish, edit it again, publish.. you get the idea. But I rarely re-visit the headline after the first go 'round. Perhaps I should.