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NaBloPoMo Round-Up #9: M Defeats, O Redeems

November 28, 2006 by krisis

I originally had intentions of doing M and S tonight, but the Ms really took the fight out of me. It was all I could do to squeeze in Os as originally scheduled and still write a normal post before midnight.

In honor of the nine-thousand and fifty-two mommy blogs i read in the Ms, i actually performed some baking, because i have finally convinced myself that the cookie dough is tastier baked* than raw.

* where baked does not equal microwaved into a smoking heap

Let the games begin.

MitMoi stole my heart in the first week, before the other Ms ever had a chance. Aside from luring me in with a great modern parable, she has the power to write with confidence about any topic, turning it into an amusing, personal adventure. Behold: a visit from the electrician, neighborly kitchen mishaps, or perhaps driving in towns with one traffic light.

Elsewhere in the Ms, Momopeche posted what is, essentially, the best Black Friday story OF ALL TIME. It just gets better and better until it gets best.

MLarson refers to his blog as “A Coincidence of Diversions,” and he’s entirely right – every link in every post has the potential to lead you down another rabbit hole. Try David Foster Wallace & Federer or Rogue’s Gallery of Spammers.

A great quote from MissPriss…

Great minds find joy in simple pleasures

She talks about playing with a pot and a spoon, which made me remember grade school, where i assigned complex personalities to all of my pencils and would conduct soap operas on my desk with them whenever math got boring. Momnos posts a similar and hilariously charming version.

Midwest Geek explains what would happen if i joined a gym, and is generally a well-designed and fun blog. Melissa’s Blog shares an interesting study on what money semiotics (like $s) can do to a person’s behavior. Mama Blah Blah morphs a conversation about skin color with a pre-schooler into a serious discussion (sort of).

Blogging is beautiful because it proves that some other people, like NaBloPoMo failure Maliavale, are just as OCD as i am. If you replace the word deodorant in that post with lip-balm you will arrive at chez moi. (It’s a shame she failed – it’s good blog!) Missy’s Big Fish Stories points out that Turkey’s can reproduce asexually. I thought she had maybe been watching Jurassic Park and drinking a little Wild Turkey but, no, she’s right. Weird.

Mrs. CPA does possibly the evilest thing you could do on Thanksgiving. More Kisses Please posts a great tattoo.

Music & Cats (which, how could i not like?) posts fascinating mini-moo cards, which are tiny photographic business cards. Definitely something to look into for when i get out to more open mic nights.

I’m always trying to peer-pressure girlfriend to do some photography (it was her major), because having a unique service-oriented skill is like a license to print small bills on the side. However, reading a post by Memoirs of a Mommy about her photography business i am reminded at just how hard it is to produce high quality work and to be taken seriously when you are working alone.

In the general achievement category of “i read a lot of it, but no specific post leaped out at me” we have More Mary (actually, her childhood journal was pretty funny), as well as Moot Point and Mocha Mommy, both of whom kept me giggling well into their archives. Also, to steal one from the Os, Over A Candle‘s writing was very strong.

O was such a delightfully small letter that I almost think I’ve done it already? Have i? Since i had been opening 25 blogs a pop on M, O only took two brief runs to complete, made all the briefer by the general lackadaisical nature of O-posts – they just didn’t offer a lot to latch on to.

My favorite O-post was this one about socks at Our Little Institution. Well, it’s half about socks, and half about the orgasmic joy of a good pedicure. Honestly, i’m a little obsessed with wanting to get various spa services like pedicures, facials, and mud baths, but it’s one of those semi-social service situations where i’m just too introverted to try it alone.

Oh For Fun pulls something fun out of the YouTube sack with a post about vintage kids tv, and how it probably wouldn’t fly today. I loved the Electric Company clip!

Orooni laments the recent language drift that’s turning more and more nouns into verbs. Otter’s 43×365 is 365 days of unique people experience over 43 years of life.

And with that we are down to a mere 391 blogs left to read, and slightly over 48 hours to read them in. Oh, and then to do a master link roundup of the very best NaBloPoMo blogs. Oh, and also to record six more songs. Oh, plus to write those last five posts i’ve been meaning to write.

I still can’t believe people are complaining about running out of things to do for NaBloPoMo! Newer readers, are you getting a sense of my serial over achievement yet?

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  1. Missy says

    November 29, 2006 at 11:30 am

    Haha–thanks for the linkylove!

  2. Sock Girl says

    November 29, 2006 at 3:26 pm

    I love the idea of acting out soap operas with pencils. And you could just sharpen away the really annoying characters… and maybe chew on the ones that are too pretty… perhaps add a few crayons in to play the off the wall characters that every family seems to have. I can hardly wait to attend a really boring meeting now.

  3. Mocha says

    December 5, 2006 at 5:02 pm

    Awwww. I love the linkylove, too! Thanks for that. I had no idea you were doing this and going all the way through everything. Wow. You rock.

    I’m loving what I see here so far. Good stuff.

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