after reading this post, now i know you’re married.

i though you’re single guy.

in Malaysia, there are not many married guy that is still blogging. they don’t know blogging can really make money.

thats why they keep their day job and quit blogging.

for me, blog is a life; and life is a blog. that’s why i’m still blogging for about a years now.

thanks for inspire me.

p/s: i’m still bachelor. ;)

I have an American friend, and he’s like that. I try to imitate his enthusiasm.

Hmmm.. maybe I should make it a point to know about everything. Well, maybe not everything. :)

http://www.24hourapartments.com
http://www.roommatesville.com

I’ve bookmarked a site already where we’ll likely be buying a couple of these pillows.

Thanks for the tips.

Richie *cough* Rich *cough* is just getting so damn rich these days. :)

:) I love that you linked “V” into a posting especially in such a loving way

that and I had to laugh because I relate – I am the type of person to pitch the best marketing for products and services I love!

honest – if you saw a little surge in ProBlogger since I got here – yes. that was me lol

and yeah.. I agree with an above poster – too bad theres no way offline products could be tracked by “affiliate”
Apple, Bally’s, Maggy Moo’s Icecream..

….

I’ll stop here lol :)

Lucky is the man, who has a wife, that will support him in the things he loves to do (besides sex). My ex-wife would NOT support me in what I wanted to do in life. I was a handwriting analyst, she was not interested. I loved to buy old houses and renovate them (did 10) and she would not help.

I planted gardens and she did nothing to help me. She never so much as mowed the lawn.

I was big on a healthy diet and she was not interested. I loved to study religions and she couldn’t care less. I was very interested in all types of investments and that stuff bored her. I was strict with our four kids because it is a bad world out there, and she was much to liberal.

What did she love to do, and did, with almost all of her spare time, during our 30 years marriage? She read novels, one after the other.

In other words they will do anything to get that ninja in your brain and slowly cut your nerves until you explode.

LOL. love the post. Won some wife points there :)

@Spice.

No ‘V’ is his wifes nickname, and yes that is her in the picture. She is lovely, I’ve met her.

Here’a my challenge: I’ve been at this whole blogging thing for a little less then 2 weeks now. I want to connect to other bloggers, but am usually stuck tweaking my blog (doing technical stuff) to make sure that people who do visit get the best experience. I’m constantly seeing how I can lay it out better or differently. By the time I’m done, I’m usually tired and don’t feel like connecting with others.

So, If “V” were to decide to start blogging tomorrow, what would be your (or anyone’s) advice to her so that she doesn’t go through the “burn out” that I’m starting to feel?

Would you recommend that she gets someone else to do the technical stuff so that she can focus on enjoying blogging and connecting to others?

Is there a period of time that new bloggers should expect to spend perfecting their blogs before they can expect to actually enjoy blogging and connecting? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.