Blogging...

[ScreamingMeemie]

My site is not pretty. In fact, it's downright ugly. Some days it's political...others personal.

What do you tend to blog about? I took a 6 month sabbatical from daily online journaling (due to extreme laziness) and have only now just gone back. I had forgotten how therapeutic it can be.

In reality, I hate the word "blog" and tend to call it exhibitionist journaling. You? :hi:

[billyskank]

1. I don't keep a blog

My life is waaaay too boring for that. :hi:

[ScreamingMeemie]

2. Mine is hysterically boring...and yet people (very few) still comment

on it. ;)

[Deja Q]

3. My life...

So it's usually a bore, with babblings about Asperger's Syndrome and how it relates...

[ScreamingMeemie]

4. Mine is basically babbling as well...

...I'm working on a rant currently about this jerkwad at the local Speedy station this morning. :)

The one website I know of that you maintain is certainly never boring.

[Ivan Sputnik]

5. Misc.

Mine is a mixed bag: links I like, quotations, poetry, photos, occasional personal anecdotes about the absurdity of daily life.

[Crazy Dave]

6. If I wasn't so lazy

I'd have "The World According To Dave Or The Way It Should Be"

Too lazy to rule the world for now :boring:

[AlCzervik]

7. when i first started mine i was really good about updating it

now---not so much. I post about political things, i try for lesser known stories, that is to say stories known by us but maybe not to the majority of our fellow Merikans. I always try to inject some humor whenever i can.

[miss_american_pie]

8. Kids, food, friends, birthdays,

random celeb crush of the week, inside jokes, and sometimes politics.

:hi:

[kick-ass-bob]

9. I don't understand blogging and it's appeal.

Isn't it like a diary? Only out in the open so everyone in the world can see it?

Yeah - that seems appealing to me. :P

[no name no slogan]

10. blogs take up valuable space on the interwebs that could be used for

hosting pR0n, so I hate 'em. :P

but I like your term "exhibitionist journaling". That's entirely more appropriate.