Comments on: It’s all coming back to me now

By: Bambit

Bambit — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:59:19 +0000

Yo Laz! sorry kaayo bai, I hadn’t been looking through my spam list lately—no idea why you ended up there—but here you go. This niche blogging thing is also something I should look at, but I haven’t decided on what I’d be really good at, kay morag jack-of-all-trades, master of none man ko

By: ceblogger

ceblogger — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 14:59:38 +0000

4 of my comments didn’t go through here. I dont’ know why. So this is my new blog where I applied your permalink guide. Thanks for sharing. (laz)

By: Bambit

Bambit — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 15:00:12 +0000

Hi Panaderos, I guess it was because I was more concerned about the technical aspects of blogging at the time that I started that many blogs. I should have known better (but now i do? that remains to be seen).

Major Tom, I just discovered something about your blog that i’d like to write about—the way you’ve chronicled your themes as you change them! Now that’s really something in the realm of “why didn’t I think of that!”

Watson, ok lang magdrama, me ipapakita naman eh, o diba.

By: lazarus

lazarus — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:24:21 +0000

i think i posted 3 comments here prior to this one. I don’t know why I couldn’t find them here. Na ban ba kaha ko no?

I first started blogging in march 06. I opened two blogs, but i let go of the other one mid last year. i buried that blog and opened a new one in October resurrecting some of the entries. I also opened another one for my poems and short stories. Then lately, my own dotcom.

By: watson

watson — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 05:22:23 +0000

Hi Bambit! I hope your readers won’t think that I do nothing else but blog! hahaha. When I started blogging thru blogspot, I had three blogs. I did try to simplify matters by consolidating everything last year but it did not work out. For one thing, I missed my Baguio blog because through it I was able to reunite with classmates from high school, college, and even my wife had an occasional inquiry about their small town of Dolores. Though it did not have as many guests as the main blog, Baguio-Quezon felt more personal. And so I revived that blog, and did the same with my photo blog, and then the food blog arrived. Some things take a life all their own, and in these times all we can do is listen and follow. Ang drama ba, Bambit? hehehe.

I’ll check out the article you mentioned here. Looks interesting; over 200 guests can’t be wrong!