I’m feeling sad because I am not putting the effort in this year. I really did enjoy it last year, and I’ll certainly do another in the future. Not doing it this year was certainly the correct decision, but I can’t decide if I am more sad than relieved, or vice versa.
Keep Fenny Company
Fenny/hooloovoo_42 is putting in the effort however. As a very good friend of this blog, it’s only right that this blog should tout her blogathon.
My arm is still very sore, and I’m not up to all night typing and extended conversations, but I hope to get my Dragon to speak to her 24 Hours of Sorkin blog at several points over the 24 hour blogging marathon.
Fenny is blogging to raise fund for Tipitina’s Foundation, rebuilding New Orleans’ musical heritage.
Even if, like me, you don’t have a clue who Sorkin is, do please pay her a visit - getting moral support and plenty of real life visitors during the 24 hours is so important. I really valued having people around last year, I do know that.
Kick off 2pm BST Saturday - runs to 2pm BST Sunday.
Sponsor Fenny
Fenny’s sponsor page is here (requires a Blogathon account with valid contact email)
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Looking at the calendar, it occurs to me that I should be making my mind up...
Rhonna | 31-Jul-07 at 6:05 am | Permalink
The scarf looks great! Mistake or no mistake which, by the way, I can’t see.
As for the poodley SMC and plied Cheviot . . . you ARE learning! It’s looking good, B.! And hopefully you’re starting to feel a little more confident? If not, you should.
Remember that if you find yourself too impatient to wait for the niddy noddy, any other surface will do–like the back of a chair, a notebook, and so on–just to free up a bobbin.
Me | 31-Jul-07 at 8:04 am | Permalink
Hey, I couldn’t see it and I knew where it was, and what to look for!
Much more confident Rhonna, thanks to those helping me.
Niddy noddy should be here today, but I shan’t be here to greet it. Just getting ready to catch the boat to town now. Back tonight. Got to rush… if I miss this one, there’s nothing else.