A largely personal blog with much silliness, Tales of the Babe & Me and of Susan the Wonderchild, lots of cat photos, and other miscellaneous stories and observations.
Monday, March 21, 2005
Well, here we go...
I've been meaning to update the personal section of my website for a long time now. Years, in fact. And life just keeps getting in the way of my best intentions.
Well, welcome to the family, Johnny boy! Youse all grown up'n a blogger now...you're a blogger now...you're a blogger now! [Can you guess which ...er ...tune that is set to?]
Seriously, it's about blooming time you set up a blog. You usually have interesting things to say and calling long distance about twice a year just ain't enough.
PS: Do you mind if I forward your blog to a couple of young Indian tech writers I know in Hyderabad fro whom this might be a good way to see how some other tech writers think?
And did I say good luck! Good luck in this endeavour.
Sabahat http://iFaqeer.blogspot.com still trying to get a blog going about "life, technology and living in Silicon Valley" at http://WadiWallah.blogspot.com
I live in Fircrest, WA, married, 5 stepchildren who I'm mighty fond of, and 6 granddaughters who I extremely fond of. I write books, magazine articles, white papers, documentation, online help... most anything, even buttons for a button company. I've published about 8 million, which is quite a pile.
We have two cats, a 17yo tabby/Siamese mix and an 18-pound black cat who's fairly obnoxious.
The Babe and I play a lot of gin rummy together at restaurants and we bowl. All this may sound disgustingly humdrum, but I'm just giving you the few points of contact with a consensual normalcy amidst a backdrop of periodic chaos and excitement with travel, conferences, and cruises to exotic foreign shores.
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Well, welcome to the family, Johnny boy! Youse all grown up'n a blogger now...you're a blogger now...you're a blogger now! [Can you guess which ...er ...tune that is set to?]
Seriously, it's about blooming time you set up a blog. You usually have interesting things to say and calling long distance about twice a year just ain't enough.
PS: Do you mind if I forward your blog to a couple of young Indian tech writers I know in Hyderabad fro whom this might be a good way to see how some other tech writers think?
And did I say good luck! Good luck in this endeavour.
Sabahat
http://iFaqeer.blogspot.com
still trying to get a blog going about "life, technology and living in Silicon Valley" at http://WadiWallah.blogspot.com
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