Getting feedback is tricky

I'm impressed and surprised at the tricky and fun ways others have found to invite feedback.
Instead of working on my blog, I find myself reading through many others. That's one reason that this is taking me longer than I expected. I'm already planning to watch Pushing Daisies tomorrow evening. (See Pinky's blog) So, I won't have time to get to this week's assignment and will still be running behind.
I have to allow more time to play in order to make this really useful for me. I'm beginning to see things that I want to keep and others that I need to get drop. Whatever made me think that CNN was a good idea for a feed. Do some of you delete most of the items that are coming through or just do a rapid scan of titles?

I see why curiosity killed the cat

There is way too much out there to see and read. I'm going to have to fine tune this over time, but I am pleased to know more about how it works. Maybe I'll eventually get past 3 but not today.

Satisfaction brought it back

Curiosity killed the cat
is most commonly followed by
Satisfaction brought it back.
I haven't found a source for the response, but I'm hoping that Project Play will both peak curiosity and provide satisfaction.
Thanks