Saturday, September 17, 2011
Hello Out There.....
It feels like the blogging community has been through an apocalypse and not many bloggers are left alive. Come out, come out where ever you are!
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5 comments:
Video killed the radio star and....
Facebook killed the blogger
Ha ha. Blogging apocalypse is exactly how I feel.
May be we will get our mojo back soon.
Vixen, so true!
It's a same, too. Blogging is much more creative than FB. At least in my opinion! :) Talk to you soon!
Hey, glad to see you back. I've been bad at posting for awhile but am trying to get back into it.
I'm trying to get back into blogging on a more regular basis. Still, I doubt if I'll ever get back to the frequency I was at a few years ago.
By the way, both you and Vixen make good points about Facebook.
I just wanted to invite you to join us again this year for BlogBlast4Peace on NOV 4th. We would be honored to have you fly a peace globe. One subject. One day. One voice.
Mimi
mimilenox.com
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