I’ve been noticing this for a while now, and since it just happened again, I thought I’d post about it here.

It is a very eerie thing, and it happens to me ALL the time.

I use Google Reader to keep track of all the feeds I subscribe to. Between all my for-profit blogging, my personal interest blogs, and my new content blogs, I have roughly 900 plus feeds, categorized in about 25 folders.

In other words, I keep track of a lot of feeds. I have a collection of feeds for every niche in which I have a blog.

I also keep track of the feeds for my own blogs, mainly so that I can keep an eye on them, make sure they’re working right, stuff like that.

So here’s what I’ve been noticing about Google Reader. When you first sign-in, you get a page that features three of the feeds in your collection of feeds, with a list of the three most recent posts in each of those feeds.

Here’s the eerie thing. My own blogs consistently show up on this page.

For a while there, I thought it was because this initial page shows the most recently updated blogs, and I coincidentally always went to my reader right after having freshly blogged something. But there have just been too many times when I’ve blogged something in the morning, only to see it show up when I log into Google Reader later that night.

I know that lots of other blogs have been updated in the time in between my post and the time that I’ve logged on.

It’s just kind of eerie. And it happens to me regularly.