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Now blogging is the habit of those who love the sound of their own fingers banging away on a keyboard.
-- Joanne McNeil
McNeil is discussing the evolution of blogging and it's steep decline in the present e-epoch. This is a bit of an exaggeration, but one has to appreciate how well she nails the spirit of the thing. For me, I still like to see what I am thinking, and blogging still seems like a better way of doing that than just scribbling away in spiral notebooks. And there is some thrill in the possibility, however remote, of others reading this and taking it in. But, yeah, the typing can sound a little lonely.
-- Joanne McNeil
McNeil is discussing the evolution of blogging and it's steep decline in the present e-epoch. This is a bit of an exaggeration, but one has to appreciate how well she nails the spirit of the thing. For me, I still like to see what I am thinking, and blogging still seems like a better way of doing that than just scribbling away in spiral notebooks. And there is some thrill in the possibility, however remote, of others reading this and taking it in. But, yeah, the typing can sound a little lonely.
