Welcome to My blog. I am a stay-at-home mom of two, a wife, and a daughter. I’m a student of the arts (music, photography, writing, and painting), a reader, and an avid scrapbooker. I blog as a way to express myself, my thoughts, and my creations.
My blog is where I share stories, thoughts, and pictures that I create on a daily basis. I hope you like it. I also hope you are as excited about it as I am.
Thanks for visiting My blog. You can read the contents and comments here or at my other blog. But please, don’t link to anything I post here and don’t ask me to link to anything you do here. I am not your personal assistant and I don’t know you.
I dont care that you read my blog. That’s okay. As long as you like it, or find it entertaining, you’re more than welcome.
Hey, it’s me! And yes, I’m still here! I will be back soon, probably with a new post.
Well, you have to admit that the blog is pretty damn good.
The blog looks amazing. I love the idea of being able to keep a secret journal or journal of sorts, something that is impossible on the internet. All it takes is a bit of creativity and a little imagination. I also love the idea of being able to record my thoughts and feelings and share them with others. The whole concept of blogging is a bit old hat for me, but again, I like the idea, the idea is new and fresh, and I can see the appeal of it.
Blogs are relatively new to the blogging world, but they are here to stay, and in my opinion, they are still far superior to the Internet in the number of ways that they can be used. I like the idea of being able to go about my day and not have to worry about the things that are important to me, but I also like the idea of being able to share my thoughts with the world and have them heard and read.
I think it is quite true that blogs are still far superior to the Internet in many ways. The Internet is a place where everyone can post at once and then have their thoughts heard and read by anyone who is interested in seeing what you have to say. On the other hand, blogs are a place where you can choose to be anonymous, and as an added benefit, you can control the appearance of your blog to make sure that no one really knows what you are talking about.
My favorite example of this idea in action is the blog by David Karp, who created his own blog about life as a developer. David is very clever and really does have a good mind for business. He has the most impressive collection of blogs, and I can’t wait to see what he does with them.
