NaBloPoMo - National Blog Posting Month

NaBloPoMo

National Blog Posting Month

Post every day for a month. That's all you have to do.

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The theme for December is THANKS!

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About NaBloPoMo

Eden Marriott Kennedy created this social network on Ning.

Welcome to National Blog Posting Month!

National Blog Posting Month is the epicenter of daily blogging! People who want to set the habit of blogging by doing it every day for a month, including weekends, can come here for moral support, inspiration, and the camaraderie that only marathon blogging can provide.

If you'd like to get started, just click on that yellow box on the right that says Join NaBloPoMo Now! Then you can set up your profile and explore the site to see what NaBlo offers and who else is here.

Click the FAQ tab for a basic explanation of how things work and how to get on the blogroll, and if you have any questions or concerns feel free to drop an e-mail to nablopomo@gmail.com.

Welcome!

Eden

P.S. You must be a blogger to join NaBloPoMo. Sorry to be a meanie but people found adding commercial, recruiting, or graphic adult material to profiles, groups, or forums will be banned.

Blog Posts

Day 21-29, 30

Days 21-29 are about my trip to Amsterdam and Tel Aviv. I did not have internet access so the posts were done after the fact. Day 30 is about the simple joys of being home. I'm done for now and I will go back to intermittent posting. I do enjoy having an entire month's calendar with bolded numbers indicating post… Continue

Posted by Yaffa Phillips on December 2, 2008 at 1:01am

Yellow Roses

When I was a teenager, I was often caught up in the romance and sentimentality of song lyrics. One of those songs was Eighteen Yellow Roses, sung by Bobby Darin. For those that haven’t heard it, you can hear it here. The song’s lyrics tell the story of a father’s realization that his little girl is growing up. One day a bouquet of eighteen yellow roses comes for the daughter, a… Continue

Posted by Corina Carrasco on December 2, 2008 at 12:11am

NaBloPoMo 2008 Day 1: A First in a Series of Attempts to Blog Regularly

Yes, you've read it right: I'm doing NaBloPoMo this month. ^^* I actually wanted to do it last month, but the lack of Internet access during my trip to Singapore did not allow me to do so. A perfect way to get my lazy arse to blog regularly, isn't it? (Seriously, I'd be really thankful if I actually manage to post for 31 days straight.) Anyway, nothing really noteworthy happened today; the President's declaration of no classes today (since it was Bonifacio Day yesterday) didn't make much of a d… Continue

Posted by Ran-dezvous on December 1, 2008 at 11:30pm

The End

It is a wrap. 30 days and 30 posts. See you next year!

Posted by Christine on December 1, 2008 at 10:55pm

And i didn't perish

Well, I made it. 30 posts in 30 days. I thank everyone here who supported me and gave me ideas for entries when all I could do was stare at the screen. I've become friends with some of you through my blog and definitely on Twitter, and you're all awesome for that. Hopefully, I will be back next year! If you want to keep up with the rest of my blog, check me out over at lipsoflove. Happy holidays!

Posted by Dallas on December 1, 2008 at 10:39pm