IF

this was your blog, what would YOU write about? Anyone? Anybody? (Like Ben Stein in "Ferris Buehler")...

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Nate said…
I'd write about music, but then I'd get too busy and not write anymore, but if I had time, I'd write about what good new music is out there and what everyone should be listening to.
9:39 AM
ladyj said…
What are you thinking about right now?
What was your biggest challenge?
Why did you start this Blog?
Ask all your friends to write about what's important to them or their biggest concern. Then discuss....there's no discussion. Nobody has tenasity or however you spell it.
10:35 AM
Ranny said…
I think you need to start using facebook, you would be pretty good on it and you can sharae more of your self on it.
7:39 AM
Fam Guy said…
Nate, that would be great for you, as you keep up w/the new music. Unfortunately, I don't. You did a great job w/your music blog, though...
8:58 AM
Fam Guy said…
I started this blog as a way of keeping a diary, AND sharing some of my stories. Also, to try and educate people politically, which hasn't gone all that well. I still don't understand how some people can be so naive/gullible/ignorant.

Unfortunately, I can only do political stuff so much, then it gets boring/repetitious. The Repub party makes me so upset I can't
believe people could support them, BUT, the Dems aren't much better. I think Obama is a good, intelligent man, caught in an impossible situation. My biggest challenge, these days? Making a breaking, 8 foot putt, for par, so I can win. or not lose, some $.
9:06 AM
Fam Guy said…
How could I 'share more of myself' on Facebook?
9:07 AM
Anonymous said…
Maybe go through old family albums and share stories from there. Or do a theme a day each week (Monday good movies, Tues, Books, Wed etc)
Just and idea though

p.s. I like it when yu tell stories of your mean cat
-hb-
6:37 PM
Fam Guy said…
hb- You must have me and my sweet little kitty mixed up with some other blog.
9:37 AM
Nate said…
You don't listen to any new music? (and it doesn't even have to be new music that you write about, just music that is new to you, or even music that you just plain like)
3:02 PM
Fam Guy said…
I actually hear very little new music. Not enough to write about. I take that back. Ted put about 30 new songs on my Ipod, and I really like several of them. Some Moby, Arcade Fire, Dropkick Murphy's, and Death Cab, to name a few...
11:04 AM
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