From now on I will ignore more blogs just to make the world a better place.
I won’t ignore Savage Chickens, but I hope you still get happy somehow Doug.
I forgot the chicken emoticon in my last comment, so here are two:
And I find that larger class sizes actually help the student averages get closer to a real bell curve. Then I don’t feel so bad about forgetting some of their names!
This is how I feel about possibly starting up my own, personal blog! Then even MORE people will NOT respond to my thoughts and feelings. As if twittering into the void wasn’t enough these days.
lol… so true of so many casual bloggers..
Crucifire
Some people demand very little to be happy.
From now on I will ignore more blogs just to make the world a better place.
I won’t ignore Savage Chickens, but I hope you still get happy somehow Doug.
I forgot the chicken emoticon in my last comment, so here are two:
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P.S.: How was the election in Canada?
But I wonder, is the crowd there larger than the technical writing blog? Or the poetic technical writing blog for that matter?
Are you sure they’re ignoring it, and it’s not that they simply don’t understand it?
And I find that larger class sizes actually help the student averages get closer to a real bell curve. Then I don’t feel so bad about forgetting some of their names!
i can relate.
when i finally sing
at carnegie hall,
i’d prefer that
it be empty too.
That’s what i need to start… a poetry blog… thanks Doug!
This is how I feel about possibly starting up my own, personal blog! Then even MORE people will NOT respond to my thoughts and feelings. As if twittering into the void wasn’t enough these days.
*sigh*
🙂
Jiffy
@ Jiffy: ‘twittering into the void’ – a poem in itself!
@ Doug: Glad to have discovered you (via Pearl Pirie).
Poetry is awesome!!
Poetry is so complicated but still….quite exciting~