A Quick Round Up

It is time for a short recap of some of the posts that have appeared here recently. On a side note I realize that the posts here have been a little weak lately. I am working on it.
South Park Superfriends
The Most Popular Story in the Jblogosphere
Telling The Kids That You Are Going To Die
This Made Me Smile
Caught My Eye- Hookers, Robots & More
When Does A Cow Not Say Moo
Magazine Renewals
Creative Writing
Midnight Hour Musings
What is Your Dream Job?
And your blast from the past:
Why I Blog
How I Became a Blogger
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3 comments:

B2 said...

hookers and robots always draw a crowd.

2/01/2007 08:05:00 AM
Sheyna said...

Thanks for including your "blast from the past." My first foray online was on a 2400 baud modem with a brand new online company called Prodigy in December 1992.

I never went to Usenet but spent a great deal of useful/helpful time on Prodigy, then later eWorld, CompuServ, and Delphi. I met some people online that I later met IRL and not only built friendships but contributed to a Jewish/Christian/Muslim education and tolerance group that ran online for many years.

I completely agree with you that blogging can build something greater, more personal, and equally real as traditional interactions.

2/01/2007 09:20:00 AM
Jack Steiner said...

B2,

Very true.

SG,

I remember Prodigy, CompuServ etc. They were kind of fun.

2/01/2007 11:01:00 AM

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