In which I recommend some Texan bloggers

The essay What Happened To My Parents? had me in stitches this morning. The about page is excellent, too. This guy has a nice, sharp site – clean graphics, easy to navigate, good writing. I want to call it “crisp” for some reason. The druzblog just feels like Maine. I like.

I also came across Out of Range. I love the design. It’s very soothing. He has some cool functionality that I’ll likely be trying to steal soon.

I think I clicked to him via Leia‘s comment system, or maybe from Karen Lucci‘s site, but I can’t remember for sure. The Texas blogging community seems to be very close – they have happy hours and all know each other. I think that’s pretty cool.

Friendly note to single-author blogs: There’s no need to place your name after every post!

2024-02-16: Broken links in this post have been removed and/or updated.

There are 4 comments on this post

  1. That name thing drives me crazy too. Hi – already know who you are.

  2. “There’s no need to place your name after every post! ” Why not – I’m one of the few people who can spell it right!!!!! ;¬D

  3. Not all of us are accomplished enough to figure out how to NOT place our names after every post. 😛 so there. If you don’t like it, don’t read it. Problem solved.

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