National Blog Posting Month

What did you blog about today?

I thought it might be interesting for everyone to come in and give a short description of their latest post. That way it can give other NaBloPoMo members some ideas if they get a dry spell, and it's a good way to generate traffic on your own blogs... just don't forget to include the link!

For example, my Thursday post features a commercial that is pure poetry in motion. As one of my commentators said: "If all advertisements were of this quality, life would be more fun"

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Permalink Reply by srah Nov 19 2007

I blogged about a dream I had and about my mishaps in the kitchen this evening.

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

I'm curious as to what the mishap was and how it got transformed in the dream...

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Permalink Reply by srah Nov 19 2007

http://www.srah.net/weblog/archives/2007/11/i_have_dreamed_thee_too...
http://www.srah.net/weblog/archives/2007/11/i_can_neither_sew_nor_c...

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

The dream thing was really neat. I think I'm going to try your meatloaf muffin idea. It's perfect for single servings!

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Permalink Reply by srah Nov 19 2007

It doesn't take as long to cook them, either. It was about 20 minutes at 450°F.

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Permalink Reply by Simple Blog Writer Nov 19 2007

Today I wrote about my quest to find out why some people wrap black electrical tape on their bikes. Now doesn't that sound exciting?!

http://simplewordsiunderstand.blogspot.com

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

Actually, based on what I've read of yours already, I'm sure you can make anything sound interesting. I'll be checking out the electrical tape post asap.

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Permalink Reply by Nona Morris Nov 19 2007

22 Feather Boas: Mainly a work gripe about having to clean up after messy customers. Also a small comparison of the original NES vs. the Wii that I found online.

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Permalink Reply by PearLady Nov 19 2007

I like that photo PIF idea, and it reminds me I need to go through my blogroll.

I had an invite to share thanksgiving poetry, so that's what I wrote today. Anyone passing by is also invited to play / give thanks, too (link on my blog).

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Permalink Reply by Min T Nov 19 2007

Most of the posts that I'd done so far were about my NaNoWriMo writing. Sunday's post was not any different. I talked about the write-in we had at the Municipal Liaison's house. I

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

A fellow NaNoWriMo participant! I created another blog specifically so I could post some excerpts from my shlocky novel "Which Will Surely Never Be the Next Great American Novel".

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Permalink Reply by Trisha Nov 19 2007

My Sunday post was a review of the book Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay. Today, I'm going to be posting another book review. Here's the link to my blog: http://trishaj.blogspot.com/ Feel free to stop by.

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Permalink Reply by Alianora La Canta Nov 19 2007

I blogged about Timo Glock finally getting a full-time race drive in F1 with Toyota. As it's about the only thing happening in the F1 world today, there wasn't a lot of point dodging the matter...

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

That sounds so touching. I want to go check it out but no link.. guess I can find my way there.
My blog post today is called A Passion for Mandalas. I did an short interview with the mandala artist who's work is featured.

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Permalink Reply by Granny Sue Nov 19 2007

I blogged about traveling across snowy West Virginia to tell stories in Virginia . And I wrote a short thank-you to those who read my blog. It's the curious thing about blogging that we often do not know who comes by and reads, and yet somehow I feel connected to the hidden readers.

Tonight I'll write more about storytelling, and about making fruitcakes with my seven sisters. We're among the small number of people who actually like fruitcake! My cakes are sweetly soaking up brandy as I write (the sherry went into the mix)--they'll be ready to eat in a few weeks.

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Permalink Reply by Smiler Nov 19 2007

I hardly know anyone who likes fruitcake which I find surprising because I love it and would have it all the time if it weren't so fattening. It always amazes me how much range blogging allows for, from fruitcake to traveling in snowy landscapes... wonderful having so little rules and all that room for creativity to bloom.

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Permalink Reply by PearLady Nov 20 2007

I admit it, I like the different fruits within the cake (and putting it together), though I still have fun at the cake's expense, too. Yes, it's delicious and fattening treat. That's why one can only have it once a year. :D

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Permalink Reply by faboomama Nov 21 2007

My husband loves fruitcake. I told him that I'll make him one, though I don't know if I know how to just make one. Or even a small one just for him. I'll have to make like 40 mini-loafs and just pass them out to people.

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Permalink Reply by Granny Sue Nov 23 2007

I ended up with 6 cakes!

Today I blogged about my son coming home from Iraq tomorrow on leave, which made for a weird Thanksgiving, and also posted a lot of photos of our trip last weekend across West Virginia--some pretty, pretty places. And about cutting the last roses in my garden.

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Permalink Reply by QuirkyJessi Nov 19 2007

Quirky Jessi Last night I blogged about an animation of a spinning girl.....if you see her spinning one way, it means you're right-brain oriented, and the opposite for left. Check it out to see which one you are. It's kinda freaky when you can't see how others could see it differently....or even worse, when you can make her change directions!

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