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Friday, September 07, 2012
Tamara's blog has two blogdaddies.
...and one of them just turned ten, which is a long time to be coming up with something to type every day, let me tell you. (Or at least I assume it is, since that's three years longer than I've done it.)
If you count typing a critical comment to an an anti-gun newspaper editorial and FAXing to the editor responsible, I have been at it 32 years. Normally 5,000 words a day since I went internet. And keep my dead tree comments up, as well.
Don't worry about running out of things to blog about. When you get tired of one thing, change subjects.
Huh, I hadn't really thought about it, but I just checked and exactly 7 years ago today(!) I created a new blog so's I'd have somewhere to post about my fight against two unjust traffic tickets I had recently received.
And I got out of both! Yippee!
... I sure did like commas back then.
But I've had my other site running since '97, although it wasn't a personal blog, and I had to update it manually since I didn't have any blogging software back then.
Lots more gas in that tank of yours. Lots,
ReplyDeleteIf you count typing a critical comment to an an anti-gun newspaper editorial and FAXing to the editor responsible, I have been at it 32 years. Normally 5,000 words a day since I went internet. And keep my dead tree comments up, as well.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about running out of things to blog about. When you get tired of one thing, change subjects.
Stranger
What is that, like 70 in internet years?
ReplyDeleteHuh, I hadn't really thought about it, but I just checked and exactly 7 years ago today(!) I created a new blog so's I'd have somewhere to post about my fight against two unjust traffic tickets I had recently received.
ReplyDeleteAnd I got out of both! Yippee!
... I sure did like commas back then.
But I've had my other site running since '97, although it wasn't a personal blog, and I had to update it manually since I didn't have any blogging software back then.