"I have been enlightened. I have fallen into poetry & it has swallowed me up." –Keith Haring
As Tropical Storm Isaac works its way into the Gulf of Mexico, a number of bloggers have worked their way to Tampa to report on the Republican National Convention that… Read More →
It recently occurred to me that I take way more pictures at museums than I have time to write about. Which I suppose is why photo sharing sites exist and… Read More →
Blogging.org recently released the results of research they’ve been conducting about the state of the blogosphere in 2012. They polled over 1,000 bloggers in the US to find out where… Read More →
According to California’s KTVU, Brigham Young University researchers recently interviewed 157 new mothers who blogged and found it improved their well-being. Blogging helps reduce feelings of isolation, whether it’s writing… Read More →
Today The Guardian claimed that blogging is now a necessary tool for minority scholars. The line separating academics from blogs is one that should be crossed if researchers and scholars… Read More →
Favorite: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston You can probably tell by all the MFA pieces I’ve been posting recently that I’m kind of smitten. From the outside, it looks like… Read More →
Blogging has almost always been recognized as an aspect of free speech. Based on judicial decisions from the past couple of years, it seems to be regarded the same way… Read More →
Photo from Search Engine Journal Having just recently created my very first Google+ profile to accompany my blog, Facebook’s new WordPress plug-in looks eerily similar. Launched last week, the new… Read More →
Everyone out there lucky enough to have a dad to call: you still have 3 more hours left this father’s day. Love you dad:)
the opinion of a blogger and community editor (On the right, I’ve posted all the blog backgrounds I’ve had so far on Things Worth Describing– which mostly just ended up… Read More →