I have been blogging since 2004. This year I'll be celebrating my 7th year as a blogger. Looking back, I found out that I wrote the most number of blogs in 2005--averaging 6 entries per month. However, as work pressure multiplied, free time for writing blogs went down like anything. I thought I'd hit the absolute downhill when I got married, but luckily, I still get the odd hours or minutes to jot down something in blogger.
This graph makes me nostalgic. It's the combined result of all 4 of my significant blogs. I couldn't add the stats for Amadergaan blogs as I did not store those entries in any other location. Due to AG server crash sometime this decade, those entries are lost forever. They weren't too special anyway. Those entries were mostly centered around life in AG--the people, the events, the little cat fights and the not so subtle "politics"!
Song of the moment should be "We've come a long, long way together....through the hard times and the good...I have to celebrate you baby...I have to praise you like I should".
So today I praise my blogs, and my blogging career. My blogs will leave a lasting mark of myself on this earth. Perhaps this is the only way for an insignificant soul like myself to leave something behind.
I hope Google will be smarter than AG, and these writings will not get lost in oblivion.
This graph makes me nostalgic. It's the combined result of all 4 of my significant blogs. I couldn't add the stats for Amadergaan blogs as I did not store those entries in any other location. Due to AG server crash sometime this decade, those entries are lost forever. They weren't too special anyway. Those entries were mostly centered around life in AG--the people, the events, the little cat fights and the not so subtle "politics"!
Song of the moment should be "We've come a long, long way together....through the hard times and the good...I have to celebrate you baby...I have to praise you like I should".
So today I praise my blogs, and my blogging career. My blogs will leave a lasting mark of myself on this earth. Perhaps this is the only way for an insignificant soul like myself to leave something behind.
I hope Google will be smarter than AG, and these writings will not get lost in oblivion.
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