As I was walking away from the table there were a few snide comments about the weakness of my hand which is what promped this post. I would normally push when I get to around the 7 BB point. What I have noticed where I play live is how few people push at this point. Usually they wait until they are almost blinded out. An experienced and successful live player who was at my table a few weeks ago made a comment to the effect that it was not worth going all in just to win the blinds. I didn't get into a discussion with him about the reason I was pushing but I did find a "chip and a chair" attitude among most of the live players I play against. Given that I am nomally one of the tightest players at the table it a bit of a novelty to be labelled as the maniac.
it's not worth nickingnthe blinds when they are really low. When they get to the level your at (and the one before) they are definetly worth nicking

you made a good move...or fair move anyways. It would have been wiser (if you'd had a similar hand earlier in the same situation when you had more chips) to do it earlier but it definetly isn't a bad play.
The worst thing you can do is let yourself get blinded away.
I sincerely believe the low blinds aren't worth stealing (as you ussually get caught and then lose your table image) but anyone who claims blinds are never worth stealing is a muppet....once the blinds get interesting..it's worth nicking them.