I started blogging about ___________ ago.
I started this about a week ago.
I try to post a new entry in my blog about every _____ days.
Every week day or so.
I read about _____ blogs on a regular basis.
Currently about 15 but that number changes regularly.
I change my layout about ______ a year.
Since I'm still trying to get my blog to look the way I want, I'll go with about a bazillion.
I used to _________, and now I blog instead.
I don't think that blogging has become a substitute for anything really... maybe mindless websurfing?
I spend more time blogging than I do __________.
Watching TV.
I tend to blog (and visit blogs) most in the _________.
weekday daytime.
The thing I enjoy most about blogging is _________.
It's just a fun activity on the whole and lets me put some thoughts down in a semi-coherent form.
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Yes, I'm a huge baseball fan and coming from the Chicago land area, I'm also a huge Cubs fan. It was nice to see the Cubs take 2 of 3 from the Cards with their 3 best players on the disabled list.
What really got me though was the horrible, horrible broadcast on ESPN. I don't think I've listened to a poorer broadcast of a major league game, and that's saying a lot since I have watched Chip Caray on a nearly daily basis. The whole game was littered with stories about the Lemons, or the Curse, or what Chicago celeb wanted to see the Cubs make it to the World Series. Never mind the fact that an excellent game was being played by both teams. It got so bad that even my wife, who only follows baseball because I do, says "Are these people like new to baseball broadcasts? They are terrible." When even the most casual of fans remarks on the quality of the broadcast, that should be saying something. Though I suppose I shouldn't really be surprised. ESPN has been heading that way more and more often, forgetting that they are a place for sports first, and irrelevant and mostly annoying human interest stories second.
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