I was a young blogger

I just noticed something. Over on the list of folks who subscribe to this blog via Bloglines, there are a couple listed as having been subscribed since January 1, 1970.

That means I was blogging at 1.5 years old, right? Gee I hope I’ve gotten better since then.

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