Monday Blues
Tuesday
May 16, 2006
I’m taking a short break from blogging momentarily (and yes, I’ll be offline). A blogger can have writer’s (or blogger’s?) block, too, you know. And I need to catch up on my ZZZs. You may be wondering about the title, as this post’s dated Tuesday, the 16th. Well, let’s just say it’s not the 16th in all parts of the world yet—and my days usually extend well into after midnight, and my body and mind’s clock usually gets confused with this more-than-24-hour day setting (for instance, Sunday was an all-nighter—extending well into Monday).
In the meantime, let me direct you to a few blogs/writeups I find interesting (okay, some of which I’ve written):
- On bTelevisions, I write on my kid, the TV addict.
- Yuga has thoughts on disabling right-clicking (I agree—don’t!).
- Mon talks on social engineering (don’t fall victim to scams!).
- Mikey needs a health check.
- RM talks on the sustainability of regulation.
- Kira muses on beauty and fashion.
- Corsarius is in a void.
- Here’s Ia’s interesting site on, umm, interesting Web 2.0 names.
That’s about it for now. I’m signing off. Hope to see you in a few hours (of course, by the time you read this, I’ll probably be back already).
Comments
taorist
May 16th, 2006 at 7:57 am
Take all the rest you need man. The blogosphere can wait.
ia
May 16th, 2006 at 7:56 pm
Wow, thanks for the mention! (and Phillip too, haha) About the blues, I know that feeling well. Ingat po.
J. Angelo Racoma
May 18th, 2006 at 4:27 am
No, Taorist. The blogosphere can’t wait. There are a zillion things I want to say, but only so much time to write (and so much bandwidth to consume). And then of course, the ideas are all in disarray in my mind that I need to sit for hours on end to synthesize them all into one cohesive writeup.
I do envy some people who seem to have a more natural talent at this (writing) than I.
J. Angelo Racoma
May 18th, 2006 at 4:30 am
You’re very much welcome, Ia! I should’ve put your link on top—more likely to be hit, in that case. Or at least, more likely to be hit first. But then again, I usually save the best for last. And readers would hopefully think likewise.
(and I probably can’t mention corsarius.net without mentioning stellify.net—and the other way around—can I? It would just feel downright weird.)
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weirdqwerky Web 2.0 names, please!