4 posts tagged “blogging”

Realised that I have neglected the non Dr Who aspect of Vox. I do hope that Vox will forgive me. I love Vox and think it is one of the friendliest and easiest community blog platforms to use. Neat, quick and feature packed. There, has my fawning restored some of the love between us?

Having said that I am not quite sure what else to add here. I use Vox as a public place for me to divulge what is going on in my little corner of the globe, but that only shows that there is very little to me.

This means one of two things, or perhaps they are the same?

• I haven't decided the exact goal or reason for having a Vox blog
• I have signed up for too many other online blog accounts

Like I said, probably the same. With this in mind, I'll try and decide exactly what I'll be using Vox for. TV reviews is one thing, but then I don't, believe it or not, actually watch too much TV. So too the drawing board with my blogs to see what I come up with.

I like about vox but at the moment I can't quite put my finger on it. I currently use a whole lot of blogging platforms  and social-networking sites and one of my 'todos' is to decise what ones I want to keep and update regularly and what ones are really mere also rans. As I said there is something about vox I like and so I'll go on searching and blogging until I can work out what it is.

My main gripe currently is the lack of formatting available to the themes, but I'm sure that will come eventually, although that is probably my main hate about myspace and livejournal (although myspcae is the main culprit). Most perople's sites are so formatted that they are either unreadable or take years to load even on a T1 line.

Anyway, as I said I am like VOX and once I get to invite a few more people I am sure it will be even better, although I am a bit of a Virtual Hermit.

If you could be on any reality TV show, which one would you pick and why?

'I'm a blogger get me out of here' because I am sure my skin should get more vitamin D from the sun

'a trite mind communicatiing via low imagery with other trite minds'

Hearts In Atlantis

Stephen King