Jan 30 2008
BlogRant: Currents’ Vancouver Blogger Meetup story scooped by random thoughts
So much for my ambition to be the first to post about the latest official Vancouver Blogger Meetup. The wise and welcoming author of Random Thoughts of a Student of the Environment has already beaten me to the punch and demonstrated the awesome potential of instant online reporting via liveblogging from onsite – complete a photo of yours truly, with my wrist bent at a very interesting angle. For the full report about the Vancouver Blogger Meetup, click here for the link to Random Thoughts.
Note to self: next time, bring my Macbook to the event. In any case, thanks for the link, my new friend. Very classy.
More to follow on this event and other matters tomorrow; this evening, I have a serious sleep debt to pay down. Goodnight, y’all.
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Thank you so much, Jonathon, and for the link to my blog as well. It was a real pleasure having the change to talk to you in person (finally!).