Caution: CAT BLOG AHEAD
Including random thoughts on life, art, business, stuff, and occasionally Real Estate.
What is a CAT BLOG?
According to Seth Godin: "Cat blogs are for, by, and about the person blogging. A cat blog is about your cat and your dating travails and your boss and whatever else you feel like sharing in your public diary."
Well, I am the boss, my dating years are behind me, but I do love my cats.
Enjoy!
If you haven't yet tried a tabbed browser, the Blogging Marathon between Gregg Swann and Ardell DellaLoggia would be a good reason to give tabbed browsing a go.
I plan to run Sellsius in one tab, Ardell in another, Greg in a third, and Jon Ernest's play by play in a fourth. Oh, and if a client happens to call for information on September 26, I can open a fifth tab and work on whatever the clients needs.
Like this:
4 comments • Cheryl Johnson • September 23 2006 12:50PMThis blog does not allow anonymous comments
Yeah, I just told my business partner I might have agreed to something really really stupid (like staying up 24 freaking hours!!!!) and he probably wouldn't see too much of me on Tuesday... cover the floor.
Actually Cheryl, hoping to get your opinion on the matter too...
Should I do multiple blog entries? Or one post that I keep editing and republishing? (On my own blog that is.. I'm not going to plug up AR with a buttload of entries no matter what) I think I'm definitely doing one long publish and reedit here though.
Thanks in advance.
Cheryl,
I find your blogs entertaining. Your artist prayer caught my eye first, then I spent another 1/2 hour reading Jon Ernests' blog.
So, if you have no objections, I would like to add you as an associate, so I won't have to spend hours looking.
I usually like to ask first.
...Should I do multiple blog entries? Or one post that I keep editing and republishing?.....
That is a good question! If you think of your commentary as something that will live on the web forever after the event, one long post would make more sense. But one long post will be harder for readers to find and keep their place as the event is unfolding. hmmm.
And Karen, please do feel free to add me as an associate. Thanks!