Blogging
Blogging - (one of) the best things that has happened to me.
Wouldn't it be fun to meet blog friends in real life? - See post by the Hip Hop Grandmom.
Blogging - (one of) the best things that has happened to me.
Wouldn't it be fun to meet blog friends in real life? - See post by the Hip Hop Grandmom.
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10/30/2012 06:04:00 AM
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I can spend countless hours reading her posts and sobbing over them. I don't know why (I cry). Her posts have that effect on me. I haven't even met her. Perhaps I don't want need to even meet her.
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10/05/2011 02:53:00 PM
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I suffer from Fast finger - a condition characterized by the frequent F5ing of a blog page, soon after posting a comment or posting a mail, in the expectation of a reply. Side effects - this condition has also feeds the egos of bloggers whose pages keep getting refreshed and indirectly increasing the page hits.
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Thinking Aloud
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7/11/2011 10:56:00 PM
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Labels: Blogging, Just Like That
I have a problem - many a time I have some idea that I want to blog on when I am in a specific emotional state, but then I am not able to post the idea, because by the time I get down to blogging, my emotional state has changed and I find the idea totally irrelevant.
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Thinking Aloud
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5/20/2008 01:14:00 AM
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Labels: Blogging, Emotions, Introspection
I welcome comments - be it buse (?) or abuse. But I usually do not respond to comments - nothing personal; if at all I need to respond, it might come out as a separate post. Meanwhile thanks to all the folk who took time to read and found it worthwhile to respond.
From the comments received so far it seems that this URL was earlier used by some other blogger. It was not my intention to usurp the URL - the URL was available and I took it. This brings me to the choice of the url - 'the-visitor' is my conscience or sub-conscious that visits the 'real-world-me' now and then to remind 'real-world-me' of its inconsistencies with the 'inner-me' and tries to even out the inconsistencies to make life more livable for 'real-world-me'.
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12/17/2007 08:51:00 AM
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Labels: Blogging