Check out StumbleUpon. You might get hooked. I found three crazy sites in just the last 15 minutes.Book Mooch allows me to swap books online.
Dear Future Me allows me to send a note to myself at some future date.
Guerilla Mail allows me to get an email address that is only good for 15 minutes.
Grammar Post is below.
3 comments:
I have a question for you completely irrelevant to this post. When writing an autobiographical essay, is it better to blatantly state your family background, future career goals, etc? Or is it better to state these within a story? Personally, I think writing an autobiographical essay by saying, "My name is Courtney. I was born in New York to 2 parents..." is rather boring. However, whenever I look at any examples of an autobiographical essay, that's how they're all written.
Mrs Krieger, I forgot to tell you a couple of days ago (PS this has nothing to do about Stumble Upon haha) I found this guy's blog about 100 things to blog about!
Here is le site (I thought le would be a nice touch since IT IS foreign language week) http://chrisbrogan.com/100-blog-topics-i-hope-you-write/
Stellarkindd, you've got to go with what works best for you and for your life story. At the same time, you need to be conscious of what you are trying to get across. If you get too story like, then you run the risk of turning fact into fiction.
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