I’ve been following the blogs of famous bloggers in Singapore for an extended period of time. These bloggers include Xiaxue, Dawn Yang, Agrivelt, Sarah Ann Lim, Rachel Kum, etc.

To be honest, I am rather addicted to their blogs. I visit their blogs to find out what they have been up to lately as well as get some eye candy in (Pretty girls, fashion, pretty pictures). Basically get a taste of their very happening life.

However, I notice a trend. It seems that their life is full of parties, alcohol and food. I was looking at the blogs with my best friend Grace and we kind of agree that the trend is worrying.

Sarah wrote that she had so much alcohol one night that she started puking tummy juice and had to have medical attention. The drunken lifestyle of Agrivelt seems to titter near that. Surely, that isn’t a healthy lifestyle? I mean, the health takes a beating…

 Dawn and Xiaxue’s blogs have a lot more variety (XX’s blog wins hands down for variety).

However, it is an unspoken agreement that night parties and events definitely are more exclusive.

(I’m not going to include pictures for fear that there’s some copyright issue)

Now, don’t get me wrong. Parties are great! Having fun is cool after a stressful week of work and dressing up is every girl’s perogative. That’s the reason why I follow their blogs to know the current clubbing scene and of course, the fashion and the ‘in’ place to have your meals now.

However, I do think that life is more than just parties, alcohol and food. What about a book that inspired you? What about the song that kept you enticed and why? What about the bad days in your life? What about …

The other day, I was just talking to my friend and I told him that it seems that most of us have forgotten about having good clean fun. Think about it; when was the last time you went to a party without any booze?

Hmmm….

Back to their blogs.. I guess it’s a marketing tactic? I mean people generally aren’t that interested in reading about your likes and dislikes unless it’s something ‘in’ or ‘cool’, even ‘luxurious’ looking.

It helps that they can doll themselves up when they go off for their weeking club affair. People do like to look at beautiful things…

 Food for thought. (Especially for someone like me thinking of setting a blog shop)