I started blogging because I had the desire to put some of the things I said or wrote to individuals out there to the world at large. Things like this conversation I overheard about books, musings on the world, rants and whimsies. I've kept going because it gives me a sense of accomplishment, satisfaction and only very rare pangs of guilt.
Here is a list of posts that are hanging around in draft, leave a comment to vote for what you'd like to read and I'll probably finish it:
- Wikifamily - written after wondering 'who else am I related to with an entry in Wikipedia?'
- Andy Knackstedt is my star - I come out as a fan girl
- There is method in their madness - a post about understanding what children do
- Two bobs each way - the joys of amateur hairdressing (possibly that says it all)
- H rules the world - the trouble with being lawful good
- Fitness vs fatness - PCOS, the obesity myth, etc
- Untitled - about the advantages of my physical limitations
- Untitled- [I rule the world] - the guidelines I have for this blog
6 comments:
I vote for the entry about fitness vs fatness, method to children's madness and your guidelines for writing the blog.
I've been thinking about what I put out there online, and I'd be interested to see what your guidelines are.
I vote for all of them, when you have time. No worries, 'cause blogging should not be a thing of stress. It is fun reading what you write.
I am glad I found your blog. There aren't that many science-minded women who are mommies/moms/mamas/mums who blog. I love it when I find them. (I just stumbled across a few more that I'll be sharing soon in my blog.)
(I think I stumbled on your because someone had come to me from your blog (via the next blog thing on blogger) and you were a link in my referrals on sitemeter and I had a moment to click. I am really glad I did.)
Congratulations, my friend, on 100 posts.
P.S. I'm guessing the title is a Buffy-ism?
I guess I should also say, it's a great title, even if it's not a Buffy-ism... :-)
To the best of my knowledge the title is not a Buffy-ism. It, like many of my post titles, is a misquote of something. I read One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez a long time ago and remember little about it.
BTW re-reading this I realise that 'who else am I related to with an entry in Wikipedia?' is ambiguous, I am not in Wikipedia, but it was finding Francis Skinner in it which led me to the question.
I love your blog very much, and anticipate all the drafted posts.
May it have a happy and healthy second hundred public posts!
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