Blogging is Addictive

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1. Kissing Bandit (4 comments.) says:

   7/6/2006 at 7:22 pm

   Mark. You are a sweetheart.
2. Ajay (72 comments.) says:

   7/7/2006 at 2:14 am

   Congrats on getting your dad to blog. Now if only I manage to get mine.
3. gnorb (5 comments.) says:

   7/7/2006 at 8:07 am

   Ajay: You and me, both. However, I fear that if I get my dad to blog I’ll never stop hearing the questions. Still, it would be nice, since my sisters both blog, I blog on various sites — heck, we could make it a family activity!
4. Sam (13 comments.) says:

   7/7/2006 at 2:05 pm

   I like the domain name: FindMeACure.com – very fitting for the topic.
   I think older bloggers should be incouraged to blog and to network with other seniors. They have a wealth of knowledge to share. I wrote a blurb about this a few weeks ago. Your dad’s blog is an example of what I was trying to say. It looks like he has acquired a substantial amount of info in the short time he has been writing!
   http://www.nead.us/2006/06/09/.....f-america/
5. Noreen (2 comments.) says:

   7/7/2006 at 9:10 pm

   Sam,
   Whom do you consider ‘older’ bloggers, LOL? I just turned 48, my kids are 32 and 28, and I don’t consider myself a ‘senior’, LOL!
   I AM addicted to blogging, I have SIX! (and have had for a number of years!)
   Grin,
   Noreen
6. Noreen (2 comments.) says:

   7/7/2006 at 9:12 pm

   we “oldster” bloggers DO have a wealth of info to share. I LIKE your Dad’s blog, BTW!
   Noreen
7. Sam (13 comments.) says:

   7/8/2006 at 6:55 am

   Hi Noreen,
   I guess there are two age groups I reference: Baby Boomers and ‘Seniors’. The later your’e not (nor am I), the former we are (I’m on the tail end of the baby boomer gen.)
   So relax, by the time you and I officially become Seniors, think how much blogging will have changed and how much we will have written in our journals. When we can no longer type, we’ll have plenty to read!
   Have a great weekend.