January 4, 2006

• Top ten reasons why I chose to Blog instead of writing on random little pieces of paper.
  
  10)  There is ownership in the Blog situation. If you write about something it is going to represent who you are to the world of internet.
  
  9)  Sometimes, though it is a rarity, a computer is easier to find than a pen with ink/pencil with lead and a random little piece of paper.
  
  8)  Blogging as a way of journalling is a lot faster and therefore a lot more detailed.
  
  7)  Cool people read Blogs.  Not a lot of cool people read randome little pieces of paper.
  
  6)  Blogging can stretch time zones and oceans.  Little random papers can only stretch . . . well, they can’t stretch at all.
  
  5)  Putting in pictures like this is a lot easier on a Blog.  If you wanted to put such picture on a random piece of paper it would entail printing and pasting manually, which is always bothersome.
  
  4) A lot of other cool people write on blogs.  Not a lot of cool people write daily on little random peices of paper.
  
  3)  With blogging you can join blogging groups with your interests and such. You can’t do this on little random pieces of paper — that would involve just too much work.
  
  2)  You get to put cool background on blogs and make them all personal like.  You could also do this on paper.  Okay, this one is a tie.
  
  1)  and the number one reason why one should always write down thoughts on blogs instead of random little papers is . . . because everyone knows that only treasure maps are on random pieces of thrown paper.  Duh.

  
  

  lilredheadedteacher 1.2.2006

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