15 Things I Learned at Blogathon 2006
Just as I posted precisely at 09:00 EST on Saturday morning, I end the Blogathon by posting precisely at 09:00 EST on Sunday morning.
Total blog posts: 53. (This is an odd coincidence, considering this blog was originally named "53 Things To Do in Zero Gravity.")
But what has the Blogathon taught me?
- You can make popsicles out of pickle juice.
- People don't comment on your blog when you break your blog's commenting feature.
- For some unknown reason, Grape Nuts continue to enjoy a mysterious level of popularity.
- Children with terminal illnesses have a special, unique attitude toward life.
- I am Superman.
- Some celebrities and companies give a lot more of their time and money that we ever hear about.
- People don't realize the value of Fruity Pebbles these days.
- I love spending time with my family.
- In the long haul, my eyes are my weakest link.
- I am one of the first inhabited planets in the universe.
- A half hour really isn't that long if you want to put together a valuable post, chat with people, and surf all the Blogathon blogs!
- Scrabble is trying to tell us something.
- I end up listening to the Reading Rainbow theme instead of actual music.
- I get hungry when I forget to eat.
- My wife likes to blog — she just doesn't know it yet.
Here's my status at the close of Blogathon:
Status: I'm finally tired. The last 1.5 hours did me in. My eyes are very tired. My back and neck are tired. It's time for rest.
Verified sponsorship total: 6 pledges for $117.00
Unverified sponsorship total: 7 pledges for $129.00
To those kind souls who sponsored my endeavor this year: My mother thanks you. My father thanks you. My sister thanks you. And I thank you.
Blogathon is finished.
Fin
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July 30th, 2006 at 14:59
Congrats! I enjoyed the tournament and will be looking forward to checking out your blog in the future!
July 30th, 2006 at 16:55
Hey there…I totally dug your blog during the athon!