Well, here it is - Day 30 of November and the end of NaBloPoMo. And I did it!!
Or at least I will have once I get this thing posted. Which is actually very close to not making it. Worked until 9 and home at 10, so this will get in just under the wire.
Works for me though.
This sounded easy - just one post per day for the entire month. It actually ended up being much more difficult than I thought it would be. I started with a theme - each day I would write about something for which I am thankful. My wonderful Gina shared the same theme.
I ended up hating my theme, or at least actually having a theme. Finding the time to write a post every day is difficult, some days more than others. Sometimes I wanted to write about something else, or didn't think I could do my planned topic justice. So the theme got tanked and it was business as usual.
I look over my list of posts for the month and I think I did good. I never felt as if I "called it in" or posted any fluff - at least in the scheme of what my blog has always been like.
It was an interesting and enjoyable experience overall. Daily blogging is a goal of mine and one I hope I can continue. Doing this for a month got me into the habit and now each day is an opportunity to continue this path of success.
So I'm glad I did it - glad I finished it - and I am really glad it's over!
Congratulations to those that also completed this, condolences to those that didn't, and a big wagging thumb of shame to those who didn't even try.
Come back for more of the same tomorrow - but now pressure free.
SB
- Gucci Black Monogram Messenger Bag
- Louis Vuitton Monogram Vernis White Sunset Boulevard
- Chloe Patent White Cyndi Tote
- Christian Dior Black Hobo
- Christian Louboutin Red Fifre Booties
- Balenciaga Patent Red Lune Handbag
- Chloe Deep Coffee Snake Paraty Tote
- MONCLER - Angers Belted Quilt Jacket
- Balenciaga Navy Covered Giant Money
- Herve Leger Red Sloping Shoulder Dress
- Louis Vuitton Monogram Vernis Purple Roxbury Drive
- Armani Exchange Blue Suede Sneakers
- Louis Vuitton Black Punchy Sneakers
- Bally Black Messenger Bag
- Jimmy Choo Black Snake Skin Brandy Slingbacks
- Lanvin Silver Ballerina Flats
- Jimmy Choo Bronze Marin Clutch
- Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Icare
- Herve Leger Black Scoopneck Tank Dress
- Christian Louboutin Silver Robot 120 Boots
- Givenchy Black Large Hobo
- Loewe Black Double Pack Handbag
- Louis Vuitton Taiga Leather Brown Andrei Grizzli
- Chanel Patent Red Ballerina Flats
- Hermes Dark Blue Crocodile Birkin M Bag
- Loewe Blue Double Pack Handbag
- Manolo Blahnik Satin Red d'Orsay
- Christian Louboutin Nude Pigalle Pumps
- Burberry Red Westcott Shoulder Bag
- Jimmy Choo Pearl Purple Filipa Wallet
- Chanel Black Camellia Slippers
- Marni Patent Black Handbag
- Cartier Red Shopping Bag
- Louis Vuitton Epi Leather Black Alma
- Gucci Canvas Monogram Wallet
- Balenciaga Deep Coffee Giant Weekender
- Marc Jacobs White Plastic Summer Tote
- Gucci Light Coffee Classic Handbag
- Burberry Check Shoulder Bag
- Christian Dior Patent Pink Shoulder Bag
- Balenciaga Coffee Covered Giant Part Time
- Louis Vuitton Monogram Idylle Speedy 30
- Dolce
Friday, November 30. 2007
It's Finally NaBloPoMo(ver)
Now...throw in your two cents on what kind of a beginner electric guitar we should get my 15 year old. I asked Phil, too.
It's a tough call to recommend something like this as you never want to spend to much on a starter guitar in case they don't pursue it, but if you buy a piece of garbage they'll hate playing it and certainly won't pursue it.
I would probably go with one of the Fender Squier packages (one of the better ones, I can send you a link). They are good little guitars and come with a decent practice amp. And then before you do anything, take it to a local shop and let someone who knows what they are doing set it up. They'll set the action and adjust the neck - well worth the couple of bucks they'll charge.
SB