I just sent in my picture and blog address to be included in I Am Bossy's Reader Collage and Blogroll and after perusing some of the blogs that appear there, I am now sorry that I did.
These all seem to be young, hip, liberal writers and/or artists of one kind or another, or highly intelligent, unemployed writers and artists; some are cooks andartists. I think you get the picture.
I am a humble crafts person way past the age of hip, who quilts and sews occassionally and writes (poorly) about it.
Bossy may pass me by and actually, that might be a good thing.
Bossy is an extremely funny pop culture blog which sometimes causes me to howl with laughter. This can be bad if I'm reading at work or at the local sweet shop at the Square. But still, I read.
I'm not sure anyone is reading what I put down here (I don't call it 'writing', notice); but still, I do write.
Anyway, Bossy, if you read this and start to gag, and decide not to litter your blogger blogroll/collage with my drivel, I understand. It was just a thought.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
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Around the Blogs in Eighty (not necessarily consecutive) Days
The King of New York Hacks
I am a died in the wool Southerner, born and raised in Atlanta.
But I Love New York.
So I was thrilled beyond measure when this blogger commented here in the Siberia of blogland.
You must visit his blog and take in the sights and sounds of the Big Apple (does anybody in NYC call it that, or is it just us hicks out here in the rest of the mundane world?) and his engaging posts on life as a New York City taxi driver!
Thanks, Hack, for stopping by!
[edited: DYED. Thanks Norma]
I am a died in the wool Southerner, born and raised in Atlanta.
But I Love New York.
So I was thrilled beyond measure when this blogger commented here in the Siberia of blogland.
You must visit his blog and take in the sights and sounds of the Big Apple (does anybody in NYC call it that, or is it just us hicks out here in the rest of the mundane world?) and his engaging posts on life as a New York City taxi driver!
Thanks, Hack, for stopping by!
[edited: DYED. Thanks Norma]
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