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Tag Archives: blogging
Posting about not posting
I’d say most of the folks who read my blog regularly have noticed that the number of updates has grown much smaller and become less frequent. Indeed, if you just look at the number of posts per month on the … Continue reading
A general update from the 13th System
I might as well get it out of the way: I know. I’ve not been writing here nearly as much as I did in the past. I’m not particularly happy about it, and I am going to try and blog … Continue reading
Eight Random Things
Liz at Learning Nerd has tagged me for a meme, and it’s a good thing, too. I know things have been rather quiet round here lately. I’m not going to apologize per se, because I’m not really sorry – it … Continue reading
What are folks looking for when they find… me?
While poking around in my blog stats, I noticed something peculiar: quite a few people are now finding my site by googling “nazi swastika.” I thought this was weird because the only thing about it I’ve ever written was the … Continue reading
Who would I like to see blog from history?
Lorelle posted a new blog challenge, and the challenge is this: who would you like to see blog from history? Some of the answers that Lorelle proposed were: Irving Stone, Issac Asimov, Tolkien, Mark Twain, and Agatha Christie? Or philosophers … Continue reading