I have a Bloglines feeder so as to keep up with all the important and silly postings of the day without having to go to so many websites (sorry for all your counters out there).
In the feeder you can save some posts. I have saved some posts for a variety of reasons, perhaps you can guess why, perhaps I dont even know why. Here are some posts I saved:
1. Life in Sugar Hollow's things one can plant in June; now that it is August, I wonder what I can plant, I felt so optimistic in June that perhaps I could grow something...I have given up on that thought for the year.
2. Eat Air's "A Week of Breakfast" - so he made breakfast all week and took delicious photos of them and provided the recipes. I thought I could use this to persuade Chris to make me breakfast, but I havent had time to tell him about this, perhaps he will read this post now.
3. Cville Tomorrow's LWV Groundwater Presentation podcast and discussion. I really wanted to go to this presentation, but couldnt, and I really want to listen to this podcast, but I havent, I promise I will though.
4. Buddha on the Road's A Month of Sundays. Sad, sweet, July is a hard month in our household and for some reason this post helped.
5. STLWorkingMom's "I'm Going to BlogHer" I guess I can delete this one now, she went, she had fun, I stayed home and went to a 6 year old bday party :)
6. STLWorkingMom's "Because I am a Blogger" I am a big fan of Marijean so of course a lot of her posts are saved, heck and I am even mentioned in this one. I would like to write a post like this one day...I have been given so much as a result of blogging in the cvilleblogs community.
7. CvilleBikeandTri's "We are not our Sports Dopers" his outrage mirrors mine and he speaks it succinctly and angrily. Thanks for that Craig.
8. Vale of Evening Fog's "C Stands for a Collection of Things" simply poetic and nice photos.
9. Black and White check out his almost daily photos today's is spectacular "Up River and Down River" and yesterday's "Kevin" hey, I know that guy. Bill's photos are simple, yet deep.
10. Duane Gran's Log of Thoughts "Housing and the Law of Supply and Demand" Duane is so smart, and I keep meaning to read this dense post.
11. RealCrozetVa "Homesick for Crozet" I didnt grow up in Crozet this long ago, but I remember Seals and Kristie's family running the IGA, orange soda and pizza from Sal's on Friday nights and walking on the road for miles and never having a car pass you.
12. RealCentralVa I have a lot of posts saved from Jim's blog- he always provides excellent analysis of whatever he is discussing, also I like his links to other articles of interest. So here and here and here and here are some of my favorites.
13. Waldo Jaquith's blog- "Top 8 photos of 2006"- this was the first post I ever saved, I love these photos. Waldo recommended the "Get Rich Slowly" (GRS) which is in my feeder, but I am keeping this to the cvilleblogs and here is a post he liked from GRS. I appreciated his comments on "When Green is Not Green" and finally yesterday's "China's Bond Threat" something I am increasingly worried about.
This may seem like an all-encompassing list, but it isnt.
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6 comments:
Thanks for posting the Groundwater discussion. I do hope people will take a look if they're interested in getting a full overview of wells in the county.
Jennifer -
thank you for posting this (and as Sean said, not only because of your thinking of my sites).
Few people locally and nationally recognize what a thorough and vibrant blog community we have in Charlottesville. Thanks for pointing it out (and reading)!
Lots of interesting stuff on your list. I'd offer to make you breakfast but I'm not sure how Darlene would feel about that ;-)
Now if you want an invite to our house for brunch and watching cycling videos maybe that could be arranged...
I learn so much more than I give at cvilleblogs. I am happy to give additional notice to the great bloggers here.
Chris- OK- now you are speaking my language and my husbands. We can bring the videos- which one? Are you a Sping Classics person, tour?
I can attest to the fantastic breakfast making skills of Chris and Darlene! Heck, I even did a podcast spotlighting their skills!
Hi Jennifer,
Just wanted to say thanks for the inclusion. I'm honored. : )
John
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