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Back in the Saddle – Why?

by Teri

learning.jpgLast week, Jennifer tagged me to write a post about five reasons I love blogging (and blogging here at 451Press). I thought that was a fantastic theme for the week, and since themes seem to go over better than just my random randomness, that’s what we are going with this week. Great tag, Jennifer!

So to get Back in the Saddle this morning, I wrote for about 10 minutes on everything I like about blogging. The reason that I kept coming back to was the many people I’ve met through the computer. That may sound a little strange, especially to people who don’t blog, but the people I’ve (virtually) met have made it worth spending time here or at my personal blog for as long as I have.

So now Tag! You’re it! What is the number one reason why you blog?

(Tomorrow – “html” or something like it.)

Remember to write anyway!

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Posted in BitS, General on June 18th, 2007

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