How do I blog about my own blog?
As bloggers are wont to do, allow me to blow something way out of scale by comparing something small, personal and insignificant to something large and significant which I am not really related to at all.
Every once in a while, a major news story involves an organization that reports the news. The New York Times has to report on its reporter going to jail to protect her confidential source. Time has to report on why its reporter not going to jail. CBS News has to report on how Dan Rather screwed up in Rathergate. Today, ABC News has the sad task of reporting on its fallen anchor Peter Jennings, easily my favorite of Rather, Brokaw, or Jennings, although the vast majority of my news comes from NPR, which has recently had to report on whether or not the government will cut its funding and whether or not the government thinks it biased. And now I stretch to include myself in with these organizations.
In case you don't often check the comments on my blog, take a look at the one from my recent post about Jerimoth Hil. Why exactly Annonymous "figured" this had anything to do with the highest point in Rhode Island, I don't know?
Does anyone have an auto-dialer I can borrow? Preferably someone who lives in Seattle.
Every once in a while, a major news story involves an organization that reports the news. The New York Times has to report on its reporter going to jail to protect her confidential source. Time has to report on why its reporter not going to jail. CBS News has to report on how Dan Rather screwed up in Rathergate. Today, ABC News has the sad task of reporting on its fallen anchor Peter Jennings, easily my favorite of Rather, Brokaw, or Jennings, although the vast majority of my news comes from NPR, which has recently had to report on whether or not the government will cut its funding and whether or not the government thinks it biased. And now I stretch to include myself in with these organizations.
In case you don't often check the comments on my blog, take a look at the one from my recent post about Jerimoth Hil. Why exactly Annonymous "figured" this had anything to do with the highest point in Rhode Island, I don't know?
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Does anyone have an auto-dialer I can borrow? Preferably someone who lives in Seattle.
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