and no, alas, my binghamton university bearcats did not beat duke in their freshman foray into march madness. they had two left feet when it came to dancing i guess :) whatever that even means. i know nothing about basketball. but i have come to know blogging. i started this blog 3 years ago this month (i had forgotten the exact date) and i always like to take a peek back to where it all began :) oddly enough, i still get comments to my very first post and i have a feeling it's because it originated in an email that is probably still circulating out there somewhere. some things never change :)
so, 3 years ago on this day- this is the post i posted- to small acclaim :)
3 comments:
Happy anniversary!
You put a lot of effort into your blog. You post almost daily. At times you have almost quit blogging.
Does blogging still satisfy you, or are you just addicted?
I started my blog in March of 2006.
I actually had a blog before this blog, but someone decided they didn't like my anti-Bush, anti-Iraq war stance. Somehow they tapped into my exact blog address, made up a fake insulting blog, and I had to shut it down.
On this (TIME) blog I have gone from zero readers to many readers. I have been given awards, I have been mentioned by Time magazine as a good blog (must have had something to do with my blog name), and now I'm back to having no readers again.
I used to write my own stuff all the time. Now I write once or twice a week and post other peoples writings the rest of the time.
I don't think I'll be around much longer.
Thanks for the informative, entertaining, reading your blog has provided me.
Happy Anniversary, Betmo! You are a stalwart in the blogosphere. Keep up the good work. Blogging, especially your style, is not for the faint-hearted. :)
Happy anniversary, Bet. I started mine in Sept. 2004. Crap, I hadn't even thought about how long I've been at this until you put up this post.
I started blogging after really offending some pretty radical people on the Guerrilla News Network forums in 2003. Got myself in serious trouble, had my computer hijacked and practically destroyed.
I bought a new one and decided to go back to school to try and learn how to defend myself against cyber-assholes. That's how a middle-aged, grey-haired lady who had never even used a computer before 2001, ended up a web designer, computer geek, Microsoft tech and writer of minor code. My thanks to those at GNN who decided I needed to be shut up!:)
I've been an opinionated little troublemaker for a looonnnnggg time, apparently. That was my first experience with the radical right wing, from all parts of the earth, including a wee little backward state in the Middle East.:)
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