Entry #1... AKA Intro

To start, I'll admit that I don't read to many blogs regularly. I have a few that I follow, one is a DIY blog by a friend, but even then, it has been a few months since I clicked on her link. I'll be sure to share it with class, she walks through how to make stuff step by step , and the last time we chatted she was talking about going to video. Plus, if her audience expands it might help her post more regularly.

I have two other blogs on this sight, I think my link might take you to them. One I started for an English course last spring and was hoping to transition it to a blog about books I've read. Since, I've gotten a bigger idea about the book blog so that's on the back burner until I figure out web page design. The other is about my computer building experiences, pictures included.

This particular site is super easy set up. Literally, I typed in the name of my blog, the URL I wanted and my captcha code. Picked a template and started typing. I'll rearrange stuff at a later date, mostly because it is seven am the day this is do, and I leave for class in thirty minutes.

I chose the current template because I already have the one with books, and the one called Awesome, for my other two blogs, this was plane and un-distracting, but like I mentioned before I'll probably fiddle with it sometime during the semester.

For all of my blogs I write pretty flow-of-consciousness, this is no different, though I did have the topics to be addressed in another window. Normally I don't have my "editor" read through my blogs before posting like I would any papers for class. Just let me know if that gets distracting, and I'll make sure to have another set of eyes read over things so they are coherent, and indicative of college level writing.