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Fri, 08 Oct 2004
The Emotional Life of Weblogs
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Once again, I will not be going to BloggerCon. But this time I'm very happy about it, not because I can't go, but because Julie is going to be one of the discussion leaders. Her session is titled the "The Emotional Life of WeblogThe Emotional Life of Weblogs". This topic runs in and out of her blog, and is something that is close to both our hearts. I'm excited to hear what happens.
Fortunately (or not), that means that you will be treated to liveblogging of DaddyCon II, which coincides with BloggerCon. We'll see if we can't get you some commentary from some of the shorter attendees.
can't wait to read daddycon II! that's what i'm living right now on paternity leave. it's all about feeding, burping, diapers... lovin' it!
thanks for the del.icio.us link to the smoking loon post. hope you enjoyed it as well...
Posted by enoch at Fri Oct 8 00:51:28 2004
thanks for the del.icio.us link to the smoking loon post. hope you enjoyed it as well...
Posted by enoch at Fri Oct 8 00:51:28 2004
Count me in as another reader that appreciates the return of DaddyCon - last years was a much enjoyed experience.
Living temporary-Batchelor-and-sole-cat-care-provider-Con this coming week as my own wife heads to a conference, I only have a taste of the pleasures (and challenges) of DaddyCon.
Posted by Eric Sinclair at Sat Oct 9 04:51:00 2004
Living temporary-Batchelor-and-sole-cat-care-provider-Con this coming week as my own wife heads to a conference, I only have a taste of the pleasures (and challenges) of DaddyCon.
Posted by Eric Sinclair at Sat Oct 9 04:51:00 2004
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