If I'm clogging I'm flogging or blogging or what? What is the big deal about this seemingly unending fascination with blogging? This is codename "pilotdad" and I find this idea of expressing your mind on your own website quite interesting. However, I would like for someone to tell me exactly when this became so popular and where exactly it originated? I feel like I have been in the dark ages because I am still barely internet literate. Help comes in many forms and I am looking forward to see who will be the first to come to the aid of "pilotdad". Well, being set in my ways and reluctant to change in some ways, I will forego any pearls of wisdom I would share at this time and resign myself to my caveman mentality.
2 comments:
PD, enjoyed your clogged, flogged blog! I have posted my first blog, a book review, on our board just tonight (although I just emailed it in and I think it won't show up for a couple days--technology!) As far as I can tell, Dan invented blogging a few months ago--not quite! Take Care, Love You, Bob
I don't know you guys, but I too was introduced to blogging from Dan, which in turn has led me to your website. I think Bob is right that Dan invented it, because I didn't know anything about it until he mentioned it and it has opened up a whole new world for me. I feel weird and a little shy about it right now, but I think it will all come as natural as emailing as soon as I start blogging and blabbering along. Maybe Dan should be the one to explain the mystery of the blog to all us novices. BTW (by the way), Pilot, I don't know about the use of that quotation mark being wrong. If you are writing a dialog quote, then I would punctuate it the way you described, but for a quote mark around someone's name, your dad may have been right again. Sorry to say so. But I could be wrong too. It's like the mystery of the blog... who really knows?
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