This is not a political post
Saturday, September 27th, 2003But Clive Soley (British Labour MP, Ealing, Acton and Shepherd’s Bush) has a new blog.
That is all.
But Clive Soley (British Labour MP, Ealing, Acton and Shepherd’s Bush) has a new blog.
That is all.
I’m listening to the archive of a 30 minute discussion on blogging at Radio Arthur. Among the guests are Rebecca Blood and Nik Rawlinson (editor of PC World in the UK).
Here’s Nik Rawlinson’s post on it.
The host, Danny Bradbury, really gets blogging. Hope you enjoy.
I guess you want to know if I’m at all qualified for the role of Principal Cheerleader in this ‘ere NaNoWriMo project.
I offer for your delectation a picture of Daisy’s jugs.

Via the recently discoverd (by me, late as always) Stu Savory.
Forgot to post this earlier but Graeme has some wonderful links this week, especially historical tale contruction kit. I’ve been playing around with creating a new banner but I keep making silly pictures instead. Great fun.
Woo-hoo! Tony is going to join in the NaNoWriMo (Inter)National Novel Writing Month project. Richard is thinking about it too. I’ve been trying to leave comments at Manly’s suggesting that he too join in but comments are bloggered so M, if you read this, we all think you should go sign up immediately ok?
Anyone else going to join in? As PC (Principal Cheerleader) I think I’ll need to start a new blogroll typelist for all the contributors I’ll be reading - could you send me any good ones you find? Cheers.
And if you’re short on inspiration, how about scrolling through items on found magazine?
Found in Charlotte, NC suggests a novel immediately, no?
my wife and i drove by a soft cushioned chair that had been set out and thought “hey, someone threw away a perfectly good chair that might look great upstairs!” we loaded the chair into my truck and drove it home.
it smelled slightly of cat pee so we decided to rip out the cloth bottom and check for any bugs or other nasties. from the bottom fell this envelope with a poetic turn written across: “if loving you is a crime, then i’d be happy doing time.” we’re not sure if this is a quote from an unnamed source or if it’s original inspiration, but i’m sure something happened that moved the author to pen it down.
we wonder if there was ever anything inside the envelope- money or another letter- or if the it was just the first available scrap. in any case, we hope the sentiment was felt by the intended.
Lots more inspiration at found magazine.
UPDATE: Pewari is also taking part.
UPDATE #2: scorpio girl takes up the gauntlet!
Michael Moore puts the record straight. With typical humo(u)r.