I don't want to be a blogger
Being a blogger was never the point of this page. But if it looks like a blog, reads like a blog, and quacks like a blog, well then it must be a blog.
So, I'm just going to post one significant blog plug now and hopefully never do another one.
1) Check out "Notes From A Broad (notice the pun)" which details the harrowing adventures of my favorite person living on the African continent. Rachel is an outstanding person, with a quick wit and an inspiring attitude towards her study abroad experience. I really can't sing her praises enough.
2) PJ Doland is one of the most creative and intelligent minds I've come across since moving to DC. Those qualities are reflected well on his site, as his posts, though rare, are always insightful and out to teach people something new (unlike mine).
3) Steph. I've praised her on here from when I visited Montreal over Labor Day weekend. She has a livejournal that relates the struggles of a native Californian in the frozen north. She's a cool chicka with a terrific sense of humor, so give her a look.
4) Lastly, "OberNews" is the site of a plucky co-worker of mine. She is generally one of the funnier libertarians I've met. You will chuckle when reading her site unless you wouldn't know funny if it burrowed under your skin and festered into a giant oozing colony of funny. That makes no sense at all, does it?
There are other blogs I read, like The Agitator, Gene Healy and Tom Palmer (the most intelligent man I know), but I'm not going to write up flattering descriptions for any more sites today. Just know that I like them.
Posted by Mr. Eff on 09/26/2003 || link
