Top five blogs your dentist prefers!

I decided to just look through blogs randomly, these are the best of the bunch:

http://brucebaileyphotography.blogspot.com/
http://hotelcali.blogspot.com/
http://morgsblog.blogspot.com/
http://pouc.blogspot.com/
http://rcortez3865.blogspot.com/

B.M.O.C.

Quick note: I got straight A's this semester in college.
Intro to Information Technology - A
Painting - A
Visual Basic - A
Computer Graphics - A
English Composition - A
STRAIGHT A's!!!!! At 32 years young I've returned to the halls of academia. I tried college twice before and failed figuratively and literally, but this time I'm ready to make a real go of it. I know the only way to become rich and famous is going to school. The real reason I mentioned this was because I plan on posting some of my art (oil paintings) when I finagle a scanner.
Ciao for now.

The Origin of J's Blog Cabin

I did warn you, I said I'd be back. Well, I thought a little about the state of affairs around here. What is a blog? Why is a blog? When do you blog? Who do you blog with? The whole reason for being a blog. A personal diary...non-personal diary! But I'm more than just a font of daily woe and excitement. I cook, clean and draw too. And I'm a so-so writer if I really can humbly say so myself. Actually i'm a pretty fair..no I'm a pretty good writer!! Yes! I am a good writer, but as I stated in issue #1 of The Origin of J's Blog Cabin (my very first blog-post) I tend to ramble or lose my point as I go faster. I think I write some of best stuff when that does happen though. I think too if I were to actually edit my stuff once in awhile it would really be good. So the whole point of today's blog, Why and what to blog? Because I think confession is good for the soul answers the first and my ideas, thoughts, RECIPES (i'm a chef/cook), feelings, worries, ART AND DRAWINGS (i'm and artist) and my stories, short and long. Ciao for now.

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This is my first attempt at this whole "blog" thing. I think it's basically an online diary that everyone can read or something close to that assumption. Funny isn't it that the Internet once infamously recognized as an anonymous zone where nobody knows your name, well real name (a Bizarro World Cheers if you must) has borne such an openly personal thing. I mean it's wild that something that "stole" the personal, time-honored? tradition of letter-writing and replaced it with the e-mail, the letter's illiterate, apathetic half-sister could conceive of something so full of connectivity. Well, I could ramble on for hours about this, but I tend to go off on unreadable tangents when I just sit and freewrite. Next time maybe I'll touch on this again. Ciao for now.