Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Welcome to my Weblog.
I created this weblog purely by accident, but I've always enjoyed commenting on others' blogs so I'll try my hand at my own. I hope to post some interesting things here from time to time, while also trying to figure out how to technically maintain this weblog and refrain from embarrassing myself. I'll also probably change the font and other things from time to time because I haven't yet figured out how to actually edit a post without deleting it in its entirety.
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9 comments:
Water is wet, isn't that interesting?
I like the name of your blog. It reminds me of the things we used to talk about when we were just kids. Wait; no it doesn't. Well, maybe just a little.
Thanks for the comments, guys. Apparently I don't have the power to edit posts before they appear, unlike JKH's Carpe Diem blog.
I'll be posting some interesting topics forthwith.
To view comments before they are published go to your Dashboard, select Settings, then Comments, then Comment Moderation and select the "Always" radio button. After you have completed this, remember to hit the Save button. You will receive a notification before any post is published to your blog. Good luck.......
Thanks, Tony.
Hey George! I'm glad that you have finally joined the ranks of the blogging... Don't be surprised if you see mysterious comments from time to time. Just sayin' is all...
Joseph, all comments are welcome except those from Rye Ryrie, Hy Hyland, Flying Falstaff, and other such nefarious characters as I have known in the past.
Sorry for the obscure Roddy Doyle quote from "The Giggler Treatment" but I thought it a fitting comment for your aptly named blog. My wife and I hooted when we saw the name you had chosen. The father from the book, "The Giggler Treatment" loathed testing crackers that were boring and cliche that would say things like "water is wet, isn't that interesting?"
Hey, George! I am glad you've joined the blogosphere. The world deserves to enjoy your wit. Good luck getting all the kinks worked out.
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