Bah… Left my money in my drawer and I forgot to take some this morning. Guess I’ll have to skip lunch.
Just added a Blogger’s Day link. Urgh… I’m a day late. [X(]
An extract from the webpage.Why sign up?
There are over 4.12 million webloggers writing their thoughts so that people can share in the good things and in the bad, in the happy things and in the sad. Each weblog is certainly a world of its own. There are people out there who write phenomenal entries every day, while others muse a few days and write a smashing entry once a week… and the uniqueness of each blog is what makes them so interesting. Its the forbidding, often voyeuristic sense of reading someone’s journal that makes it so interesting, and no culture, race, sex, gender or any division can make a blog less interesting than another.
writing. freedom. expression.
There are over 4.12 million webloggers writing their thoughts so that people can share in the good things and in the bad, in the happy things and in the sad. Each weblog is certainly a world of its own. There are people out there who write phenomenal entries every day, while others muse a few days and write a smashing entry once a week… and the uniqueness of each blog is what makes them so interesting. Its the forbidding, often voyeuristic sense of reading someone’s journal that makes it so interesting, and no culture, race, sex, gender or any division can make a blog less interesting than another.
So why should you join the list?
Because its a growing phenomenon: you can rest assured weblogs won’t dissapear for decades to come.
Because its to celebrate you: whether you write often or not, you still dwell in “blogland”
Because you express: and show your thoughts, feelings, happenings, likes, dislikes, privately or not
Because you make it happen: webloggers are proof that there are no borders in what and how people write
Because someone said: “Think of a blog as your own private therapist. Without the fancy fees.”