Why I Can't Call Myself a Blogger Anymore
by Joshua Minton
I don't know what happened but at some point in the ln the last month or so, I have been unable to complete the phrase "my blog."3
It sounds so pretentious to me anymore and my constitution will only allow me to be pretentious in deeply subversive ways and the phrase "my blog" seems very superficial to me anymore.
Maybe its just a phase I'm going through.
I'm back to being a writer instead of a "blogger" and I'm back to having "my site" instead of "my blog."
I'm probably just splitting hairs here but long before I started using a cascading style sheet platform that catalogs web pages chronologically with the most recent page on top--I was a writer publishing his work online in an electronic format.
I'm still that guy...but I'ill answer to blogger also.
It sounds so pretentious to me anymore and my constitution will only allow me to be pretentious in deeply subversive ways and the phrase "my blog" seems very superficial to me anymore.
Maybe its just a phase I'm going through.
I'm back to being a writer instead of a "blogger" and I'm back to having "my site" instead of "my blog."
I'm probably just splitting hairs here but long before I started using a cascading style sheet platform that catalogs web pages chronologically with the most recent page on top--I was a writer publishing his work online in an electronic format.
I'm still that guy...but I'ill answer to blogger also.
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This blog was originally posted on January 9, 2007
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